These are three flowers from their half-wild walking path, in July of 2010.
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| Uncharacteristically shy poppy |
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| Shyer poppy |
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| Nothing shy about an aster |
I just realized they've opened early this year; we'll have to stop in soon.
Monday, March 19, 2012
Forgotten beauties
I'm still sorting my old storage, and finding all sorts of forgotten treasures. I don't think I ever wrote about Earthwise Organic Farm. My mistake; I'll remedy that soon.
These are three flowers from their half-wild walking path, in July of 2010.
I just realized they've opened early this year; we'll have to stop in soon.
These are three flowers from their half-wild walking path, in July of 2010.
I just realized they've opened early this year; we'll have to stop in soon.
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That last one isn't an aster, it's a Rudbeckia.
ReplyDeleteI love little farms. There's one just up the road from me that grows vegetables and flowers. I toured it one year in October, and they let me look through the ragged remains of their flowerbeds and pick whatever I could find.
Thanks, Vasha.
ReplyDeleteI wasn't sure of the genus. I considered Rudbeckia, but decided to go with the family (Asters), just in case.
BEAUTIFUL!!!!!
ReplyDeleteSoon our will bloom.
Greetings from Cottage Country!
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