We have visitors here at the moment, so I am just quickly leaving you this photo of a radiant anemone flower. If I remember correctly, it is Anemone coronaria ‘Bordeaux’, sole survivor after the others were lost when a path was altered. (I lost a few bulbs when we did that!) Back to normal, with more flowers, next week!
(Almost) Silent Sunday: Bright Anemone
Ann Mackay: Inspired by Nature 
Such saturated colors are welcome.
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They certainly are, Steve! I’ll eventually plant more of these, when there’s less chance of them being disturbed.
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Fabulous. I must look out for Bordeaux, what an amazing colour.
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It was the colour that attracted me to them and I’d love to have lots more, both for the sake of the garden and for the chance to photograph them. 🙂
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Wow, now that’s what I call a pop of colour! Hope your weekend went well.
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Thanks Mr P…we took our visitors along the coast a bit and stayed in a hotel to give us a chance to explore a bit further. (The hotel was originally a coaching inn – lots of character.) 🙂
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It’s easy to understand why this one was named ‘Bordeaux.’ The color is luscious; I can understand why you’d want to increase their number.
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The colour is gorgeous and the petals look velvety…what a treat it would be to have more of these!
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