Drimia Maritima Or Island Onion Art Fotoplatte

Drimia Maritima is a painting of an inflorescence of small white flowers. The sea squill is native to coastal regions of the Mediterranean. A floral delight in the Mediterranean spring. Perfect for gardeners and lovers of Mediterranean flora. The sea onion's natural habitat is in coastal areas The plant is poisonous and tastes very bitter. In ancient times, the sea onion was used as rat and mouse poison. The wildflowers are embraced as cut flowers. A photorealistic painting to enjoy. ABOUT THE ART © ‎photograph 3 October ‎2010 16.33pm Tracey Harrington Simpson (taiche), acrylic painting 10.01.2017.