It's African Daisy season in Phoenix and these perennials are popping up everywhere. Many people have them in or around their yards and there a few place along roadways where they pop up and brighten the landscape for a few weeks. I found this group growing in that space between the sidewalk and the street in a residential area.
I decided to try a shot from below looking up.
Odd man out! I'm not sure where this white one came from. African Daisies are always yellow and orange.
These beauties are a sign that desert wildflowers are on the way!
Love your photos of these beauties especially looking up to the blue sky!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! The white one is interesting. I guess in any large group there are bound to be a few genetic outliers!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful floral sequence, Sharon !
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos of these floral beauties! You do know your way around a camera!
ReplyDeleteI love seeing these happy flowers!
ReplyDeleteOh la! What beautiful images Sharon, I especially like the second.. would have loved to see how you took that one ☺ The African daisy's are brilliant en masse like this, j'adore the valient little white daisy daring to stand out in the crowd 😊
ReplyDeleteOh la! What beautiful images Sharon, I especially like the second.. would have loved to see how you took that one ☺ The African daisy's are brilliant en masse like this, j'adore the valiant little white daisy daring to stand out in the crowd 😊
ReplyDeleteSuperb photography. I like the low down angle.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous shots, Sharon!
ReplyDeleteAmazing colours! WOW!
ReplyDeleteLove these photos Sharon. You captured their colour of beauty. They make everything look so much nicer, don't you think.
ReplyDeleteThey're quite a cheerful sight!
ReplyDeleteThey are gorgeous Sharon! I especially like the shot you took from underneath the flowers.
ReplyDeleteGoogle Images says African Daisies come in every color under the sun. Maybe the Arizona ones only come in yellow and orange.
ReplyDeleteYou must have had to get down on the ground to take that one photo from below! As for the white odd fellow amidst the yellow - are there albino flowers?
ReplyDeleteWhat cheerful, colorful blooms!
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