Every now and again I share a gallery of flowers linked only by their colour.
All except one are squares: Becky’s squarers may have spotted which it is after almost another month of squaring up. The Agapanthus in particular is viewed from many different perspectives and in all stages from bud to fading bloom.
I’m not sure whether the peony gains or loses from being cropped square, but decided to keep the background blooms. I wish there had been a bloom to fill the gap between, but that’s just being greedy.
Susan Rushton 
What a lovely series to cheer up a truly grotty Monday morning.
Thanks, Margaret.
Absolutely gorgeous ❤❤❤
I’m glad you liked them. 🙂
I certainly did 😊
Beautifully photographed
Thanks, Derrick.
Great gallery. Is that Agapanthus ‘Twister’? It’s a beauty.
That looks to be the one.
Love the Agapanthus, it’s beautiful, and the Epimedium in the foreground reminds me of a spider 🙂
They look like spiders to me too.
Such a beautiful collection of soft white flowers!
A virtual moon garden. 🙂
Physicists tell us that white isn’t technically a color but rather the combination of all visible colors. While we may know that intellectually, we still react to white as a color, and you’ve done an excellent job promoting it here.
I have heard the science but am hazy about how that could be – blue, for example, being the only light that is not absorbed in a blue object, and so is reflected back to us. White objects must not absorb any colour, while black ones absorb them all.
Grace and beauty of white!!!
Thank you, Deeksha.
They are all beautiful!!
Thanks!
Lovely flowers, I admire that Magnolia bloom especially.