07 Tuesday Feb 2017
Posted in Colour
Yellow. Generally yellow is not a colour I favour. Today however I saw a yellow carpet which I was rather taken with.
How lovely. On closer inspection those little buttercup type flowers were really soaked after the heavy rain yesterday.
And then the sun appeared. 
Perhaps this note should just read ‘Stop the press: Spring is on its way.’
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Are they celandines? I don’t like yellow flowers in the garden as so many wild flowers are yellow – they do shout Spring! don’t they.
They do shout Spring Sandra but they are different to the celandine.
Yellow is such a dominant colour which makes it quite hard to use … I think it’s often most effective when used boldly like nature (or an artful gardener?) has in your woodland image. It looks like a carpet of sunshine!
Almost anything in mass looks fantastic, doesn’t it. I’m not so fond of yellow either but I love daffodils!!!!
It’s funny but so do I . And primroses. And crocus. Perhaps I love yellow?!
I like yellow flowers such as crocuses, daffodils and sunflowers. xx
And primroses, yes I like all of those. Hmm perhaps I do like yellow after all Flighty
Beautiful! Spring can’t be long now, can it?
Doesn’t feel like it today though 🙁
Gosh – this nass planting looks wonderful, doesn’t it, despite it being yellow! Wouldn’t want them in my garden though – because they are so yellow!
I have never seen them growing in such profusion. Wonderful.
Really wonderful. They must like the damp soil