One of my favorite flowers is Marsh Marigolds (Caltha Palustris), a brave perennial that lives near water and puts on a brilliant display of gold and yellow in the spring, a real feast for the eyes. Last week, they were there at the Sayen Gardens in Hamilton, NJ, next to a small pond, outshining other flowers that did not fare so well in the cold and rainy days we have experienced these past few months.
Eye candy: Marsh Marigolds.
Marsh Marigolds.
Marsh Marigolds.
Marsh Marigold.
Marsh Marigolds.
They are really beautiful. They look like my aunt’s king cups. 😀
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Thanks Elle. King’s cups is another name for these flowers.
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I thought that may be the case 😀
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Beautiful macro shots! The last one is my favorite. 🙂
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I like that last one too. Thanks, Amy!
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Wow Hien, a gorgeous flower – perfectly captured. Love the close-ups and angles you took of these beauties.
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Thanks Mary! Spoken (or written) like the true artist that you are.
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LOVELY… I ❤ yellow, Van Gogh's favourite color… 🙂
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Thank you for commenting!
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Those are beautiful!
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Thank you! Glad you like them.
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Beautiful. Nothing indicates the change of season better than a burst of yellow.
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You are right. That’s why so many beautiful flowers are yellow, at least for our eyes.
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I’ve always liked them, too, for the color and the sturdiness – you get the feeling that nothing could hurt them.
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They do seem quite hardy, resilient.
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The bright yellow colors cheered me up 🙂
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I am glad they did cheer you up. Thank you!
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Just beautiful.
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Thank you!
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