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| Goldenrod and unidentified Wild Aster, possibly Late Blooming Purple |
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| Blue Mistflower from our fall plant swap. |
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| Not a wildflower, but my baby rose, Cramoisi Superieur. |
Thursday, October 9, 2014
just a pretty picture... or three
When I moved into my house, spring was just about the only season I had flowers blooming. (A rogue lawn crew has been known to mow my front yard without my asking, how rude.) Fast forward to my 3rd fall in the house, and I finally have wildflowers blooming. It makes me happy.
Happy Thursday.
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Emily Rose it was a joy to see your wildflowers...I love mine and cultivate mostly native plants now.
ReplyDeleteThanks Donna! I love that they are so happy and carefree. My goal is to build my garden so that it's composed of mostly native and old fashioned plants.
DeleteVery pretty rose!
ReplyDeleteWe are enjoying goldenrod and other wildflowers, too.
Have a great day!
Lea
Thanks Lea! It's doing much better than the one I was really hoping would take off. It's always that way I guess. :)
DeleteThe blue mistflower is intriguing --- not something I see growing in my region (Denver). It reminds me a bit of ageratum.
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