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January 17, 2012: Snowberry
Credit & Copyright: Betty Reese from Cowichan Bay, BC, Canada
Snowberry: "Symphoricarpos, or common Snowberry, has pink blooms in June,then it makes these lovely marble-like berries. They glow on cloudy days!"
Snowberry: "Symphoricarpos, or common Snowberry, has pink blooms in June,then it makes these lovely marble-like berries. They glow on cloudy days!"
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2012-01-20 00:58:13
Betty from
Canada about 13years ago said:
Thank you all! Oh, how I wish I knew Italian, Enrico! Thanks.
Thank you all! Oh, how I wish I knew Italian, Enrico! Thanks.
Mira from
Canada about 13years ago said:
Lovely photo Betty. Pretty little things, decorating the garden even in winter. Well done.
Lovely photo Betty. Pretty little things, decorating the garden even in winter. Well done.
Enrico from
Italy about 13years ago said:
Brillano con le nuvole e fanno brillare i nostri occhi, Betty. Ottimo scatto. Mi piace
Brillano con le nuvole e fanno brillare i nostri occhi, Betty. Ottimo scatto. Mi piace
Laura from
Brasil about 13years ago said:
Always a delicate photo, Betty! So beautiful!
Always a delicate photo, Betty! So beautiful!
Christine from
Australia about 13years ago said:
Another beautiful photo Betty. You are very good at close-ups. And so interesting. Rarely do plants carry white berries. They look as though they are floating.
Another beautiful photo Betty. You are very good at close-ups. And so interesting. Rarely do plants carry white berries. They look as though they are floating.
Inge from
Hamilton about 13years ago said:
Good shot, Betty. Snowberries are native to North America and grow near the snowline, hence the name.
Good shot, Betty. Snowberries are native to North America and grow near the snowline, hence the name.
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