Tressy Morgan
What an interesting history....so pretty.
Ulex Europaeus (also known as Gorse) has an interesting history of economic use. It has a strong relationship with fire. It is particularly flammable, partly due to the retention of old, dry spines beneath the outer clothing of green shoots. It was widely used in the British Isles and Brittany, especially in bread ovens, as well as lime and plaster kilns.
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- Taco
I keep seeing flower posts! They look amazing!
- Iris Oh
Love to see the flowers. It's not easy to see them in my town yet. Hope to see the real flowers soon.
- Rhonda Corder
It looks similar to a sweet pea.
- Shirley Miao
Thanks for sharing the historical insight of the flower.
- mobi saeed
Wow I never knew that, thanks for sharing!
- Victor Yau
nice picture, this is pretty
- basia kardel
Lovely yellow....Like today's sun :)
- KH Lai
it is beautiful flowers.
