Sharing with Texture Tuesday
Texture: KK Edith by Kim Klassen, Colour Burn at 65% opacity.
Murraya paniculata, also known as Orange Jessamine, is one of my favourite plants in the garden.
These fragrant, white flowers appear several times a year.
They make great hedges and seem to thrive when you give them a trim.
When I took the above photo a couple of weeks ago, there were more flowers than ever before.
I'm so glad I did because two days later, all the flowers were gone and a lovely white flower carpet lay below.
Ahh, is that what they're called! I have a couple of bushes and they're just beautiful and what a glorious smell. I love the clarity you have in your macro shots. The carpet of old flowers in really lovely as well.
ReplyDeleteI love the Orange Jessamine too. You have captured the flowers beautifully, just in time.
ReplyDeleteOh the fragile flower. So glad you got it when you did. That is a sign of a great photographer!!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your nice words regarding my family and my day. hahahaha.
I'm pinning your pics NOW!