Chinese witch hazel, or hamamelis mollis, blooms in the Joseph A. Witt Winter Garden of the Washington Park Arboretum in Seattle. Its curious yellow blossoms are like thin shreds of lemon peel, gathered in a cluster, on the branch.
Friday, October 29, 2010
Thematic Photographic - Yellow
"Thematic Photographic" - Carmi at the blog Written, Inc. presents a weekly themed photographic challenge. This week's theme is YELLOW. Check in and see who else contributes photos based on this idea.
Chinese witch hazel, or hamamelis mollis, blooms in the Joseph A. Witt Winter Garden of the Washington Park Arboretum in Seattle. Its curious yellow blossoms are like thin shreds of lemon peel, gathered in a cluster, on the branch.
Chinese witch hazel, or hamamelis mollis, blooms in the Joseph A. Witt Winter Garden of the Washington Park Arboretum in Seattle. Its curious yellow blossoms are like thin shreds of lemon peel, gathered in a cluster, on the branch.
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So pretty. We had our first hard frost this morning...I would guess all of our blooms will soon be gone.
The only yellow I am seeing this week is the mums on my front porch!
What a great sensation of life and nature in your yellow photo! Nice!
I love the flowers of witch hazel - and the leaves on the big bush in the Park have turned bright yellow!
I like the name "witch hazel". It's seasonal, too!
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