Yellow glistens in variation;

highlight the garden through the year;
Yellow colours glisten, dark and light,  some with a hint of orange, others with a slick of silver,   streaked with ivory.  All perfect in their chosen nuances…soft or strong, light or loud ,bright or shy; yellow is the colour to make the garden shine any days.

Euryops pectinatus; a pretty combination  a bright yellow daisy flower set of by soft, grey foliage.



“Daffodowndilly

She wore her yellow sun-bonnet,
She wore her greenest gown;
She turned to the south wind
And curtsied up and down.
She turned to the sunlight
And shook her yellow head,
And whispered to her neighbor:
"Winter is dead.” 
 A.A. Milne, When We Were Very Young





Daylily; been in my garden for ever.



Versatile small Dahlia, freely flowering and reseeding every year. Here a seedling has tiny hints of pink in its yellow petals, from a hybridization with a pink Dahlia.




Lycoris grows from a bulb after the foliage has died. Its bright yellow flowers are spectacular.




Golden Penda in the bush-garden; the yellow flowers have a hint of green. It is a fantastic show when in full flower, buzzing with bees and other insects.




Orchids are welcome surprises, here a pretty Laelia.





Yellow Lantana in the B&B garden, they have also a lovely frgrance, are drought resistant and not seeding.




Miniature Zinnia linaria, a welcome seeder in my herbgarden;




Love the ivory petals with its buttery heart of Elina; reproduced from a cutting from MLs garden.




Miniature Daylily Cosmic Hummingbird, holds its own with two lovely, strong colours complementing each other




Golden Cassia flowers a must in the garden; drought resistant, prune after flowering to prevent seedlings.




Daylily Bold Encounter, pretty and soft;





Found a surprise, pristine yellow gladioli;




Neat flowers of the Fishtail Palm;




Daylily; Something wonderful; ivory yellow  with a pinkish glow.





A favourite shrub; the perfect yellow colour; Tecomaria capensis aurea;



Salvia madrensis;







Lorieet feeding on  gum flowers.



Believe it or not:
Yellow flowers are the metamorphosis of  many suns.

©Photos/Text mygarden Ts Lavender&Vanilla