It’s a good thing my friend asked me to go for a walk last week, or I may have missed these Marsh Marigolds entirely. There’s one spot in the ditch where these flowers flourish … technically its a mini swamp. A mosquito-infested mini swamp … ask me how I know … .
Quite honestly I think my head may explode … there are so many flowers starting to bloom right now and I can’t keep up. It’s like a parade on fast-forward.
So of course I had to have a bit of a play in Lightroom …
Caltha palustris, known as marsh-marigold and kingcup, is a perennial herbaceous plant of the family Ranunculaceae, native to marshes, fens, ditches and wet woodland in temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere.
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Beverly says
What a sweet little vase to put these cute things into! I love how you’ve arranged them in the last two images..like a botanical print…all of the presets are truly beautiful! A pretty print series, as always.
Barb says
Thank you, Beverly! xo
TexWisGirl says
very pretty!
Barb says
Thank you, Theresa!
Dotti says
These are beautiful! And those vases are just perfect for the sweet little marsh marigolds.
Barb says
Thank you Dotti!
kim says
so understand the exploding head…. my spins right off and rolls around now and then…..
these are darling… just so lovely….
happiness is….. these little lovelies… xo
Barb says
lol Kim! :)
Caz says
Lovely simplicity, I adore the first photo and your sweet little vases are darling ! Love the white background, perfect !
Barb says
Thank you Caz! xo
Lisa Gordon says
I always wondered what these were actually called, because here, we just call them buttercups, and I have an entire field full of them right now. They really are so beautiful, and I love the photographs you made here.
Have a wonderful week!
Barb says
Thank you, Lisa! How amazing to have an entire field of them!
Sharon says
These are all so cheery, in all the shades of yellow. I do love the little white vase in the first image — so sweet and simple.
Barb says
Thank you, Sharon!
Barbara Hurst says
I don’t think I have seen these flowers before, I love yellow especially a pale one. Now the mosquitos I could do without. This morning I have read about Black Flies and also on your blog about mosquitos, a insect morning of two I could be without in my lifetime. As well as scorpions in my neck of the woods.
Karen Olson says
Such a cool plant, so interesting and different. Sometimes the wild ones are the best. Such beauty in your photos.
Marilyn Gallas says
Such a pretty little wild flower. I really like these little vases.
Sylvia says
Love these sweet little flowers in such pretty vases, Barb !
Beautiful combination of simply yellow and green …
Have a nice week,
Sylvia
Linda says
Really beautiful! :)
Kelly Kardos says
These photo are so happy Barb. Perfect little vases too
Bee says
What a beautiful blog, your photography is fab as is your styling. Have just started following!
Jennifer@threedogsinagarden says
Your images of Marsh Marigolds are wonderful. The first image is my favourite.
Gail O says
Each early spring I anxiously look for the marsh marigolds along the walk I take nearly every day….I am always worried that they will disappear but they have never disappointed me. I have never taken such beautiful photos of them though! These are stunning!
xoxo