Orchids! Sundews! Leschenaultia! The wildflowers of Western Australia are starting to bloom.
Be still my heart. ❤
The timing couldn’t be more perfect. I need distraction and gentle exercise. Fresh air and all the colours of the rainbow.
Bushwalking at a snail pace to hunt for native orchids and treasures emerging is a balm to my soul (and the very very sore joints).
Enough words… Time to just look and enjoy.
Red Spider Orchid
Blue Leschenaultia
I hope these flowers from my block of land in WA make you feel as good as they make me feel.
I just want to share photo after photo. These flowers are small but oh so beautiful and there are more photos to come. Watch this space 🌸.
The Depression Free Garden 
Most of all I love your reaction! ❤️🤸🏽♀️🌈
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Hehe thanks Ali. Ooh guess what? I now have two roses! I know. This time last year I wasn’t keen. Tiffany HT climbing roses to go in my little flower garden below the shed. Such a lovely pink!
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They’re just fabulous, Nat, such wonderful shapes and colours. I’ve read so much about your wildflowers season over there and would love, one day to see it. I’m happy to see you onblog again, been wondering how you’re faring. Flowers are balm for the soul, aren’t they.
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Hi Jane! I saw you have finally got some rain your way! That is great news. Wildflower season here is lovely. I’ll have to do lots of posts to keep up 😊
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Yes, do, Nat…beautiful to see the wildflowers!
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I rarely get an opportunity to use the word exquisite, but thanks to your pictures of those wildflowers I can today. They’re exquisite. Good to see you back.
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Thank you. The replies you’ve sent lately have been so positive and supportive. I have appreciated it. By the way do you still have a blog? I got a deleted blog message.
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All Sixes on Saturdays so far. It should still be there. Hang on, I did accidently post one I’d just started on Friday (instead of saving it) and immediately deleted it and started again.
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Its fabulous to see your flowers! I hope you can get a photo of the sundews when they have their tiny orange flowers, I’d love to see what they’re like!
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Oh don’t worry I’m waiting (impatiently) to share them asap. I got snaps of some bridal sundews which I’ll post soon. A lovely fresh white!
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That sounds exciting – I’ve never heard of them!
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You sure have some odd ones there!
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Very true Tony 😊. If only I had the skills of others here with photography you’d get to see how fabulous some are up close.
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They are fabulous because they are so odd, and different from what is more familiar.
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Welcome back, Natalie, with the gift of exquisite wild flowers for your readers.
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Thanks Maureen. I saw a post about Bridgetown on the reader but for some reason couldn’t find the post. Bridgie is where my family are from so I was hoping to read it if you still have it?
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Oh, my, what a gift the earth presents to us if we take the time to look! Thank you for photographing these and sharing them with us. It is all so beautiful.
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Thank you 😊. I like your six on sat where your bin grew legs and wandered away hehe. Especially the liriope hedge! On my must have list now for sure.
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