8 Comments on “Wordless Wednesday 16/2/11 – Eranthis Schwefelglanz”
This is such a bonny little creature. When they first come out, in outdoor light, they are almost parchment coloured. I’m wondering what the seedlings will look like.
Prefer the species – but I tend to be like that – not overly mad on new fangled colours and variegation and the like on plants. Feel the same about blue roses and yellow perlagonioums; why?
Looks very happy and healthy though, and like Nigel says, it will be interesting to see what colour its progeny are.
I have this one, and I even blogged about it! It’s in my parent’s garden, and I might well have missed it flowering this year. I like the subtlety of it, and would be nice to see it growing en masse.
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This is such a bonny little creature. When they first come out, in outdoor light, they are almost parchment coloured. I’m wondering what the seedlings will look like.
Oh such a pretty plant and the sort of soft yellow I like. Not sure about the name 🙂 A new purchase?
Prefer the species – but I tend to be like that – not overly mad on new fangled colours and variegation and the like on plants. Feel the same about blue roses and yellow perlagonioums; why?
Looks very happy and healthy though, and like Nigel says, it will be interesting to see what colour its progeny are.
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I like the colour but I agree with Anna about the name – not one that trips off the tongue!
The name, BTW, is german and means “sulfur-shine” or “shine of sulfur”! I think, the flower is much prettier than her name!
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I have this one, and I even blogged about it! It’s in my parent’s garden, and I might well have missed it flowering this year. I like the subtlety of it, and would be nice to see it growing en masse.