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The road from Nerrigundah village to the cemetery was blazing with golden everlastings (Bracteantha bracteata I think). Every single flower demanded to be photographed.
A gallery of paper daisies
26 Wednesday Nov 2014
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Totally fabulous! Shots 2, 3 and 4 are fantastic 🙂
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Why thank you! I thought they were pretty good too. I need a bit of brightness now – Jude’s gone after a great few days. I even stayed up till 11.30 two nights talking. Unheard of.
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I’m needing brightness too. 9.16am and not even properly light here! It’s been a drab old week 🙂 Was out with friends on a ‘Christmas’ dinner last night and have a zumba party tonight so not all doom and gloom. Take care 🙂
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Do you pick them for the house in the winter? I remember my grandmother growing something similar when I was little.
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I hadn’t thought of that. Even faded, they’d be bright in winter depths.
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I had always associated paper daisies with Western Australia, but here they are in glorious profusion at Nerrigundah. One learns something all the time. Lovely photos, again.
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It’s a change to have something WA has!
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