It's spring fever. That is what the name of it is. And when you've got it, you want - oh,
you don't quite know what it is you do want, but it just
fairly makes your heart ache, you want it so!
~Mark Twain
This is so beautiful! I'm still on the lookout for this plant in SA. Might have to make the drive to Austin to purchase one.
ReplyDeletebeautiful soft coral!
ReplyDeleteSteph, they are like little apricot buttercups...If you head this way, give me a shout. Maybe we could meet up!
ReplyDeletebeautiful color, especially with that pale aqua bottle. i just learned about globe mallow a few months ago when i was at the grand canyon...as far as i know no one grows it in nc, but it is lovely. the twain quote is perfect.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, the color and simplicity are just right.
ReplyDeleteI cannot wait to grow these! I've loved them since I first saw them in the springtime desert near Las Vegas.
ReplyDeleteVery nice composition. I took a photo of a mallow growing in asphalt last summer in Wyoming. Same flowers but different species. Extremely hardy I should say.
ReplyDeleteLove that quote. I've got spring fever bad and I have no idea where to start or what to do. Doing a lot of wandering around outside right now just enjoying fresh warm air.
ReplyDeleteHermoso!!! lucen muy bien! Un abrazo.
ReplyDeletei wonder if someone has written a poem, Ode to a mallow. It is a plant that really deserves it.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite color! And I love the quote.
ReplyDeleteLove the blue glass and orange flowers!
ReplyDeleteThat's a very pretty flower arrangement! Sometimes it doesn't take that much, really.
ReplyDeleteI look forward to seeing the mallows come out here in Denmark.
Yes it is lovely! We always say we just don't know when it will come handy, and that is the exact time!
ReplyDeleteCat - I could just look at your photos all day long! (Thought anymore about publishing those beauties?) :D
ReplyDeleteBeautiful as a tablescape, Cat. A very pretty image too.
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