Celosia by ShadowsNTime
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Description
Another of the plants I received for my birthday. They are sometimes called cockscombs or woolflowers for their brightly colored, woolly flower heads which resemble cockscombs.This is the 'feathery' type and come in a variety of colors. I have two pink, the rest are oranges and yellows.
Thanks for looking and for previous comments!
Comments (17)
ledwolorz
Beautiful flower and fantastic shot.
MrsLubner
I don't think I've seen cockscomb in pink before. This is so fluffy...like a feather duster. Wonderful macro.
Meisiekind
Oh Lynn... this is gorgeous. PJ is right - it looks like a very sexy feather duster!!! A lovely shot my friend! Have a super Sunday!!!! :)
SapUS59
wow, thats one beautiful flower, excellent capture my friend !!
mickuk50
i think feather duster is more fitting than its other names lynn :o)..how you holding out in the extreme heat .i`m sat with a big jumper on and the door closed :o)..excellent capture mick
B_PEACOCK
Those are really pretty.Awesome shot
gattone_blu
Very very beautiful capture bravo
durleybeachbum
Your could wear three of these to a saucy party!
e-brink
Hi Lynn, great little plant you got there. Nicely shot!
PD154
Great capture, Ken Dodd would love this!
moochagoo
Quite interesting flower. I didnt know that one !
timtripp
splendid image!!!
virginiese
Very nice capture ! Great macro and nice flower !
cherokee1961
Beautiful - so soft looking!
furuta
What a beautiful pink color!! Beautiful soft image. excellent capture!!
dhanco
That is a gorgeous flower, Lynn and quite unusual. Love the wonderful pink color on this excellent capture.
Richardphotos
I made the mistake of putting some in my garden and they grow like weeds and keep on coming back.finally they are gone.they are very beautiful however