The Little Windflower

16 thoughts on “The Little Windflower”

1. Ich liebe Buschwindröschen. Bei uns sind Sie schon verblüht.❤

   • Dear Mathilda. Soon Anemonen will be gone because the forest floor is getting darker when the beech forest shade for the light.
     But then Oxalis acetosella (Waldsauerklee) comes forward ❤ 🙂

     • Der ist so schön 😊😊❤

     • 🙂 🙂

2. By any name it’s a beautiful little flower and it does a wonderful job of embellishing the setting in which it grows.

   • You’re right, Muntucky. We are always delighted to see when the anemone is working it’s way through the forest floor, it is very life-affirming. Once we did some digging to be sure the flowers were down in the earth somewhere 🙂
     We carefully covered the flowers afterwards so they felt comfortable.

3. We have these too though not as bountiful. How precious they are. Thimble weed and smell fox for them are new names to me.

   • The names are new to me too, Holly 🙂 But that the nice thing about blogging one comes around a lot of stuff. That’s lovely 🙂

4. Looks lovely!

   • Thanks Indah ❤ The flowers are always highly appreciated in Denmark.

5. Lovely pictures, Hanna. 🙂 The second last picture you have caught so well. So beautiful. 🙂

   • That’s how you often see the flowers, shining in the shade and brilliant in the sun.
     Thanks a lot, John!!

6. very lovely, dear Hanna

   • Entirely my pleasure, Mitza 🙂 ❤

7. Ahora sí que ha llegado la primavera por fin 😉 Disfruta de tus paseos por la campiña danesa, amiga, y una abrazp ❤

   • Querida Magnoliae. Hago lo mejor en este momento 🙂
     La naturaleza está encantada. Espero que estés disfrutando de la primavera también ❤
     Hanna