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| The figs are just going over now. This variety is called Brown Turkey. We made kilos and kilos of jam this year. The flowers are a variety of Hibiscus called syriacus 'Hamabo', a smallish tree a.k.a. Rose of Sharon. The pretty handwoven rug is a new find. It looks old I found it at a local sale table. I think it might be a persian kelim, which is a flat weave in natural died wool. Posted by Girl Friday and linked to Nick at Friday Flowers also linked to Kim at Friday Finds |
11 comments:
Figs are one of my very favorite - very hard to get in asia : ( beautiful image.
@ Cathy, Do you have a garden? They are very easy to grow.As long as you can keep the greedy birds away :-)
I love figs so sweet. Lovely still life.
I have just discovered I like figs.
Beautiful figs - so yummy!
Hey Girl Friend,
And the evergreen is........! Looks like Thuja or what we call Arborvitae, great fruit on it. Tom The Backroads Traveller
A beautiful photo. Have a great weekend!
Your photos are awesome. I'm not sure I've ever eaten a fig. The flowers are just gorgeous.
@ Tom,
Grin.
And yes,the tree is some sort of Cedar or Thuja. Couldn't find the exact variety.
Stunning photo, so representative of autumn,
Thank you for participating in Floral Friday Fotos, I look forward to your contribution again this week.
Oh Nick....how nice to hear from you.
I was wondering if you were real :-)
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