Whilst I have been out on my morning walks of late I have noticed the wattle trees in flower all over the place. When I went down to the park with Harry yesterday there was one large tree in flower. I picked a few branches and brought them home and then arranged them in an old crystal vase my grandmother gave me a couple of years ago. I just adore the vibrant yellow of the flowers against the grey-green of the leaves.
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that is so lovely. looks great with the platter.
Oh they look beautiful, specially against that blue...
You're so lucky to have Wattle trees in flower, way down south here in Melbourne it'll be a few months till our wattle trees are in bloom, I love wattle, they say it's unlucky to have it inside, I've found it quite the opposite! and also adore the contrast of the vibrant yellow against the soft grey-green leaves
My hubby being a keen trout fisherman says "When the Wattle's out The Trout Are About"
I've enjoyed my vist to your lovely blog
simply stunning!
The wattle is lovely, but yes I am fixated on the platter!
love the blue platter with the flowers!
i love the texture of wattle! & how it survives in harsh climates!!
i just realized black & spiro is in new farm, i had a friend who lived in a blue building oppposite the Emporium, until it got torn down, a beautiful space!!!have a lovely day!!!
Agreed with Julie. The platter is gorgeous! I've always been a sucker for Blue Italian, though.
very pretty Anna. reminds me of being a little girl picking wattle for my grade 3 teacher. I even remember where the tree was, outside the preschool room. great memories.
really beautiful. thanks for the flowers!!
Lovely, I love the color combo.
They look so gorgeous in your grandmother's vase & I love your collection of bottles. Thank you for stopping by and your lovely comment. Ax
Such a lovely pictures, oh I cry for my Flow blue platter, that my daughters new kitty broke into a million pieces, but she is such a sweetheart, I never gave it a second thought.
kate
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