All over the Axarquía region, the hills are alive with colourful wildflowers – purple lavender, pink Convulvulus, red poppies and so many more!
Just look at these wild sweet peas 🙂
Don’t forget your camera!
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How long does the wild flower season last? These are so beautiful
It lasts for quite a few weeks – with one flower after another appearing 🙂
East of Malaga; it looks like Greece with the plants and the blue door. Very nice,. We go to Rhodos next week
I’d love to see the wildflowers in Spain again, Marianne. Are you still enjoying your lovely home in the hills?
Yes indeed we are, Cathy …. hope you will return one day xx
I really hope to do some, Marianne! I hope you’re well. xxx
Such beauty! You are quite fortunate to be surrounded by natural beautiful landscapes like this! London is still grey skies and rain at the moment!! Have you completed the course you were doing?
Yes, all finished! OH I know how fortunate I am …. I never become complacent 🙂
Good.. So you’re teaching students now?
Well, I can do when/if I want to 🙂
Hehehe.. I don’t blame you.. Enjoy the sun when you can!
Gorgeous! I have just been to Sicily, and the wild flowers were just starting to appear….
How wonderful – I’ve never visited Sicily but hope to get there one day 🙂
I don’t know what they’re called. In fact I didn’t even know they had names haha! They don’t need names to be incredible.
You’re right – they don’t! 🙂
Gorgeous flowers 🙂
Ah, yes … particularly the poppies!
I think the poppies are almost everyone’s favourite! 🙂
Gorgeous flowers and great photography. Thank you for sharing. It’s a miserable day here in the south of England, so these pictures will help to lift my spirits!
Thank you – glad to have lifted your spirits 🙂
The wildflowers are lovely here too on the Costa Blanca. Hope you are enjoying the nice weather.
Yes indeed, Darlene 🙂