330/366 - Pohutukawa. . . NZ's Christmas tree

 At Ruby Bay beach. . .

323/366 - Fresh flax flowers, woven by me

317/366 - Marlborough rock daisy, in Nelson Hospital grounds

311/366 - You are my sunshine!

Not sure what kind of flower this is, but it really shone in today's sunshine!

307/366 - Flax flowers in Welsh pot

Flax flowers collected and made by me over the years, displayed in Rhondda Valley Breweries pot

303/366 - Prized carnations

300/366 - Harakeke/NZ flax flowers

291/366 - Punga tree frond at Nelson Hospital

290/366 - "The flower that once has blown, forever dies."

A rose in Maria's garden

"The flower that once has blown, forever dies." Quote from The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam.

284/366 - Australian bottle brush tree/Calistemon in our back garden

265/366 - Bellis Perennis. . . or Common Daisy

Memories of making daisy chains as a child. . .

264/366 - Kowhai

256/366 - A single lilac flower from my love :)

The Wifie brought this back for me from today's dog walk :)

240/366 - Japanese Garden, Nelson

The Japanese Garden has been the scene of many a family Sushi Picnic over the years. . .

236/366 - First fig leaves of the season

161/366 - Spoilt for choice. . . Arthur's Pass and Punakaiki

Otira Viaduct, Arthur's Pass

Punakaiki-on-sea

Cabbage Tree silhouette, Punakaiki

Beach at the end of the Truman Track, Punakaiki

151/366 - Snowdrops

148/366 - Sheep may safely graze. . .

Sheep grazing in a vineyard just off Higgs Road, Mapua

142/366 - Muddy puddle

Torrential rain, howling wind, thunder and lightning tonight - so I had fun photographing puddles!

141/366 - Pelargonium

Searching for colour on another overcast day, I honed in on this large pelargonium plant in one corner of the garden. . .