The lilybowl stands on a pine stump that is the reason
for all the golden mushrooms that thrive on rotting
wood, perfect colour to set off the last Petunias.
CYMBIDIUM 'Golden Mile' brightening the shade house
a golden BANKSIA, flowering in the bush in NSW
and a late, perfect 'Charles Austin' Rose in the garden.
All these are historical photos from two years ago
before the worst of the drought.
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Thanks to Luiz Santilli Jr. and his diligent team, we
can all join in with this wonderful meme.
Beautiful shots, but automn sounds so strange to me as we are still in spring on the other side of the world ! Now I am waiting for summer !
ReplyDeleteThe color palatte is beautiful. It must be grand to grow banksia, orchids and that gorgeous rose.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your autumn as we are in summer in Texas. Next week is going to be hot and humid...
beautiful flowers, Arija.
ReplyDeleteAll your flower captures are wonderful. Sure wish they were there again this year. I really like the lilly bowl and mushrooms. Are they edible?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love the color of the yellow rose:)
ReplyDeletesorry about the drought, we have come off a good winter with 100 inches of snow, so that our forest is temporarily lush and green. Thank you for your visit on a Skywatch Friday.... you have a beautiful blog!
ReplyDeleteExquisite flowers and photos, as always Arijia! Enjoy your autumn!
ReplyDeleteGreat fungus shots, they fascinate me, there are so many variations of colours and shapes.
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting these beautiful flowers from your garden. I hope autumn will bring some rain and relief from the drought you've been having.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful blooms and reflection in the lilybowl Arija. Your photos are amazing. Thanks for sharing. I pray for relief from the drought for you. (((Hugs)))
ReplyDeleteI love all of these but especially thr golden mushrooms. I love mushrooms! I love drawing them too! I made special mention of you in my post today.
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely but I hope you will soon have current photos,because that would mean the drought had ended.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,Ruth
Beautiful flowers! - golden-yellow theme
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful Arija. I cannot just choose one for the best because they are all taken in your best shots.
ReplyDeletethe golden mile is amazing!
ReplyDeleteThese flowers are so beautiful. It make me so cheerful this Sunday morning.
ReplyDeleteThat first picture is a stunner... the flowers, fungi. and bowl are a delight to see.. and the reflection is the icing on the cake... I think that picture will be popping into my head all week now.
ReplyDeleteTom
My blogs: Wiggers World and Pictures & Words
You have a most wonderful blog. I was brought here by my first posting with Today's Flowers and thought I'd return your visit and compliment. You are taking great photos... good composition and subject and your text is meaningful and instructive and poetic. The wide range of subjects from the native parrots (oh, we miss our Zero!) to the hops ovens, the seasonal changes of the rivers and flower and sky shots are all reverently handled. Okay, I'm gushing a bit. I'll finish by just saying lovely and that if I may take your arm I'll be most happy to walk with you.
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ReplyDeleteWonderful flowers but that rose is fantastic!
Thanks for posting.
Have a nice weekend, my friend!
Luiz
The first one was a very interesting combination of reflection and mushorooms. That lat rose was inded perfect.
ReplyDeleteyour flowers are always beautiful..thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteeverything is great, the flowers are super pretty...
ReplyDeletei love the color of the rose. they are just so unique....
ReplyDeleteoh i love flowers, thank you for sharing this amazing scenery you have captured...
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful delight for my eyes. I love the idea of the bowl, I think I will try that. Thanks, Arija.
ReplyDeletethey are all beautiful! especially the last sweet rose!
ReplyDeleteMy Today's Flower #3
You must miss these beauties.
ReplyDeleteThey are gorgeous images of what once was.
I love the mushrooms and that rose is indeed perfect!
My flower post is here: Carletta’s Captures.
Arija, your photos are beautiful, but the yellow rose is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteAll lovely stills. They could be paintings! Hope you all get some wonderful rains this winter.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers and shots.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations.
Luiz Ramos
We are called the Evergreen State because we have so much rain and you are still in a drought. I will send you some of our rain. NOW!!
ReplyDeleteThe flowers are beautiful and they will be back. MB
What amazing flora! Love the orange mushrooms the most! Great photos. Thanks for your visit.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty flowers, Arija!
ReplyDeleteThe rose is so beautiful!
Fantastic photos. The one with the mushrooms was intresting.
ReplyDeleteThe rose have a bautiful color.
Thanks for sharing
Gunilla in Sweden
Wonderful you have photos of better times in the garden. They all are beautiful. Judi
ReplyDeleteGreat post as always! I like the first photo with the reflection of the “piece” of blue sky in the lillybowl and with those interesting mushrooms around. The yellow rose is also gorgeous and so charming. Beautiful, indeed!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I do like the color of the mushrooms growing on the old wood. Your flowers are beautiful, especially the Austin rose. Gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteAlways love your flowers Arija!
ReplyDeleteA lovely collection. I am not familiar with the second one. One more addition to my "library of flowers".
ReplyDeleteI love all of them, but the reflection in the bowl is priceless..
ReplyDeleteMichelle From Rambling Woods
Arija: You captured your autumn garden so beautifully!The golden mushrooms are magical! Your sweet yellow rose is gorgeous..I find that the last roses are so special.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy viewing TF!
All are simply beautiful at its best color, yellow - my favorite. I thought the mushrooms were rafflesias at first sight. :)
ReplyDeleteThe colors are wonderful. The mushrooms sure do offer some great color.
ReplyDeleteI just love the orange fungi and all your shots of lovely flowers.
ReplyDeleteHello, thank you for dropping by, have to watch out for all when up in the air..love the colors in your photos, thank you for sharing :) cya MonikaROse..have a great day.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photographs. The golden mushrooms are a lovely colour and the rose is perfect.
ReplyDelete(Thank you for visiting my blog. I bought 'Lady Hillingdon' from a nursery a few years ago. She is a David Austin rose and the scent is wonderful.)
Arija: What a beautiful yellow rose with the buds, nicely done.
ReplyDeleteStrange to see the harbingers of winter when summer is round the corner. Lovely shots.
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful work you have done. I love all these shots.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colours and designs! I love the mushrooms growing around the stump. A very nice autumn garden!
ReplyDeleteI love all the shots, they are so pretty and the blue bowl on the stump is perfect. Looked at your other posts and the drive and scenery is lovely.
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