They were as tiny as my finger nail, and were not as many as the ferns, but the attracting purple colours had adorned this place, good enough for me to stop for some pictures.
The flowers occupied a luxurious stay on a long green stem which was too long to be captured fully, and unintentionally the reach to the sky was omitted at which I might find Jack and the Beanstalk. (This reminds me that I have missed Alice for far too long, though I continue to look for my Wonderland, and I have never heard anything about Alice from Ratty as well).
The wet weather added some crystal looks to the flowers. The droplets formed strings of jewels on the fibrils of a cobweb. These are indications of peace and tranquillity. This is why I love trekking after rainy day, or even hiking during drizzly morning.
I have not talked much about the flowers, instead I would like you to feel them by yourselves. Feel by your heart while seeing them in pictures, what can you get?
Sooooooo pretty!
ReplyDeleteLoved the water droplets on the long, long stem.
How very beautiful and delicate..the water droplets on it is just wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful little flowers. They look so fragile. Love how they look with the droplets on them. It looks lonely all by itself.
ReplyDelete" Feel by your heart while seeing them in pictures, what can you get?"
ReplyDelete==peacefulness and inspiration. it is very pretty there and the water droplets and the soft light remind us it is taken very well of by nature.
Wonderful flower. Never seen this before. Long stem makes it unique.
ReplyDeleteThose links below the post are very matching too:)
hi rainfield! that flowering plant is called Porterweed. i have photos of them but yours look lovelier because of the water droplets. i will post mine soon in salitype society and my own site, simply CHERrific. see you there! :)
ReplyDeleteThe plant is widespread in South Florida and considered native. It is attractive to bees, butterflies and/or birds, is generally described as a Perennial Shrub, drought-tolerant, suitable for xeriscaping.
ReplyDeleteCher: Thank you for the info. I did some searching and put up the result in the comment column. Shall visit you later.
The Retired One: Sooooooo peaceful as welllllllllllllllll.
Icy BC/Ginnymo: The water droplets are gifts from the heaven.
betchai: Peacefulness and inspiratiion; you think of them, and they are yours now.
Kirigalpoththa: This long stem and flowers are unique. They complement each other.
Ya, when you compare the two, the long stem sure looks like the beanstalk and the lil flowers look like jack..! lol
ReplyDeleteAnyway yep, the tiny purple flowers look so beautiful and full of life wearing lil droplets.. and when I saw the moistened fibrils I suddenly remembered festoon lights.. in miniature.
Great pics and thanks for sharing.. ^__^
Purple flower growing in the middle of a branch? I have never seen something like this.
ReplyDeleteVery nice! Thumbs up*
ReplyDeleteHarumi: I like your lively comments, they are as lively as the festoon lights.
ReplyDeleteMei Teng: Then there must be no regret to vist my blog. Haha..
mabel low: Thanks for your comment.
Your little flowers are like finding tiny treasures. I like the little ones because not many others notice them. The purple color of yours stands out wonderfully. I think Alice would love them. I've been trying to get Alice to come back and make an appearance, but she seems to be having too much fun in Wonderland right now. I'll keep trying though.
ReplyDeleteThe tiny purple flowers feel really nice, gentle on the eyes, delicate and dainty with the tiny dew drops.
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely Rain, love the purpl color. Thanks for the visit.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
ReplyDeleteRatty: You have a good description on looking for wonder. Little one can give us a mighty surprise, that is great.
ReplyDeleteGlennis: In the morning after a rain fall, little flowers dainty with tiny droplets, what a feeling.
Pacey/Willie: Thanks for the comments.
Whoa, i thought my comment this morning didn't go through, had some problem visiting your blog for days. Am glad all is well. Thanks for the visits rain.
ReplyDeletei thought it looked like an orchid - it's pretty. there's beauty even in the smallest things...
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful flower, and the morning dew.
ReplyDeleteVery nice blog and pictures. I love it now I have to bought such type of picture for my home and I have to plant such flowers in my garden.
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