I saw these in the flower store, and quite honestly did not have a clue what they were, so had to read the label. It is genista which comes in various colours, usually yellow I believe, and flowers on shrubs. I thought it would be something completely different.
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Looks a bit like the yellow flowers you get on gorse or broom – the plant, not the sweeping kind! 🙂
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According to what I read in Wikipedia, it is also broom – it seems to come in various varieties. I got the name “Ginster”on the label attached to the plant, which is the german word for genista or, broom.
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Oh I see – coming from the North of Scotland, I grew up with gorse and broom growing everywhere – I love it!
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Yes, it’s the commonly called broom (I’ve learned this in my time in UK), I don’t like it because it has a strong smell which gives me a horrible headache. I’ve seen them in pink, yellow, cream….
If I’m not mistaken, I have seen donkeys eating it in the South…
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I remember it from my holidays in England where it grows a lot in country places.
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Beautiful. 😀
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🙂
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I like it! ☺🏵🌸🌷🌺
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Although difficult to get a clear photo because of the packing in the store.
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quiet unique appearance! Learned something new – genista flower. Thank you. Happy weekend!!
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I have seen them growing wild, usually yellow, but never this colour. In England I think we tended to call them broom.
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