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Runner bean flowering

1 September 2012 by David

Runner bean flowering

The flowers on the end of the runner bean branch are open or yet to open. Further down, one has already shrivelled, and, right at the lower left, another has already begun to turn into a pod.

Categories David
Small blue butterfly and a hoverfly feeding on a thistle
Teazels beginning to flower
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