Flower On Fire

Darren Fisher

#296 of 1341

Darren Fisher

Bassett, VA

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Flower On Fire

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Darren Fisher

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Photograph - Photography/ Digital Art

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A stunning image of a Persian Buttercup captured in all natural lighting. I then used textures and effects to give the photo a painterly look. I love the firey bright colors of this piece. It will be beautiful in any room of your home, office, or even a waiting room.
There are hundreds of species in the Buttercup family, Ranunculaceae. The Latin name is derived from Rana, meaning frog, as many species grow in bogs and around the edges of ponds. Persian Buttercups, or Ranunculus asiaticus, are native to the Mediterranean region, southeastern Europe and northeastern Africa. The saucer-shaped flowers bloom in shades of yellow, white, orange, red and pink, over a rosette of leaves. Prior to planting, soak the claw-like tubers in water for a few hours. Choose an area that receives full sun. Plant the claw-end of the tubers facing downwards in light, rich, well-drained soil, 2" deep and 6" apart. Persian Buttercups also grow well in containers. Follow the same directions, but plant the tubers a little closer in a good quality potting soil.

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Jai Johnson

Jackson, TN - United States

Gorgeous work Darren!

Laurie Search

San Lorenzo, CA - United States

So gorgeous, Darren!!!! Love the color!! :)))vf

Robert ONeil

Allen, Te - United States

Wow is right! Just fantastic. Colors & texture awesome! l/f

Gabriella Weninger - David

Mannersdorf Am Leithagebirge, N� - Austria

WOW... the colors are amazing... Absolutely STUNNING work and so beautiful flower Darren!

Annie Adkins

Enid, OK - United States

Spectacular!

Constance Lowery

Montvale, VA - United States

artistic and very nice. L

Melissa Bittinger

Greensboro, NC - United States

Wow, I've never seen one of these before! Looks like that's more popular in a different planting zone than mine, I'm zone 7, it likes 8-10! Probably why I've not seen one?! This is gorgeous, the texture and effects are wonderful :o)