How pretty is this fall of dense blossom! I have never seen buckwheat before! In some ways it reminds me of the dense clustering buddleia flower that attracts butterflies. Lots of this flower can be found at Boneo Maze near wetlands on the Mornington Peninsula.
How funny to actually see buckwheat for the first time in my life. In Norwegian this "oriental" growth has been translated to bookwheat. I have wondered why it got that special name. a herb for bucks is something I easily can understand and relate to. Thanks for broadening my horizon and for the beauty of a rare flower in a poem.
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Wonderfully thick blossoms!
Beautiful. I love the way the red and white intertwine.
It's my first time to see this kind :)
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Great pic! I didn't know that was what Buckwheat looked like. Love your poetry!
How pretty is this fall of dense blossom! I have never seen buckwheat before! In some ways it reminds me of the dense clustering buddleia flower that attracts butterflies. Lots of this flower can be found at Boneo Maze near wetlands on the Mornington Peninsula.
I'de love to grow some Buckwheat.
Stunning bloom!!! I've never sen one before.
So pretty. I too have never seen buckwheat in bloom—thanks so much for this image!
I have never seen those blossoms before! Just beautiful!
How funny to actually see buckwheat for the first time in my life.
In Norwegian this "oriental" growth has been translated to bookwheat.
I have wondered why it got that special name. a herb for bucks is something I easily can understand and relate to.
Thanks for broadening my horizon and for the beauty of a rare flower in a poem.
i don't think i've seen those before! lovely!
Gorgeous shot of a lovely blossom. The red is almost orange.
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