These delicate blossoms belong to another member of the saxifrage family, the Threeleaf Foamflower (Tiarella trifoliata). This is from my recent walk up Mount Douglas.
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Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Threeleaf Foamflower (Tiarella trifoliata)
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6 comments:
I love your flower photos...well, all of your photos, actually. I lived in Victoria from 1994 through 1999, so your blog is like a trip down memory lane.
Such a pretty and delicate plant!
That is indeed lovely.
' Exquisite ' is the word that comes to mind.
And terrific, complementing bokeh.
Thanks Anna, I've been enjoying your blog as well though I've never lived in New Westminster, though I grew up in an around Vancouver.
Thanks JoJo and Kris for your kind remarks. If you want to read an interesting blog from a very 'out of the way' place, try Kris' blog (just click on his name to go to his profile.)
Thanks Dean - as usual you are too kind.
Truly lovely. Gwyn up in Juno featured so red and pink saxifrage on her blog recently, and I realized they'd be perfect for my shady side yard.
Thank you again for taking me up Mt. Douglas. I was thinking of it when I was at Deception pass and hiking on some similar rock/trails and saw Gary Oak and other elements that reminded me of that wonderful day and the vistas from the top.
-Kim
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