Interesting idea, but I think a tighter shot of the bulb would have worked better for me. There's too much background and not enough of the subject for my taste.
This doesn't really work for me. The harsh lighting on the right pulls the eye away from the "object" of your picture, which I take to be the lightbulb. The bulb itself is rather small compared to the rest of the picture and looks like it was just "stuck there", rather than "growing". The idea might work better if you were to put it in among the hostas and taken the picture so that the bulb was a more significant part of the frame. It is a good idea, though!
It's a picture of a bloomin' lightbulb in the garden - which I think is different. Placement is a bit awkward with the lamp being right at the edge of the hostas. Static central placement, blown highlights on the right, and uninteresting foreground hurt the photo. So does small subject size. Still, it's funny: thanks for the effort.
Bizarre, which is good, but perhaps you might have further cultivated this idea (planting rows of bulbs might be interesting, for example). Also, consider getting closer to your subject.
Lol! Very creative, I would suggest you get in closer next time and try to find a better composition/viewpoint, this seems poorly thought out and very "snapshot-ishly" composed.
I'm not trying to be mean, honestly, but I really don't think you put any effort into this at all - creativity, composition or (most importantly) technical. Sorry... :(
Nice idea, but the bulb's a little lost in this huge expanse. Coming in much closer would give it more prominence, and fix the exposure problems from having so much bright sunlight in the frame.
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