I keep putting flower photos into a folder for "later". These are from July and these first days of August:
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Cilantro flowers, from a friend's garden. |
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Pearly everlasting, Anaphalis margaritacea, on every roadside. |
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Foamflower, Tiarella trifoliata, going to seed. |
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Another garden plant. Pink lily. |
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On a cliff face at Buttle Lake. Spreading stonecrop, Sedum divergens |
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And another lily, yellow and white. |
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Another cliff dweller. I think it is one of the pussytoes, ready to spread its seeds. |
And the brown moss that grows on these dry cliffs: look at the left on this last photo: it looks to me like a stuffed toy, a sleeping dog. And there's a mouse, too.
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He estado guardando fotos de flores, dejándolas para "más tarde". Pues ahora es más tarde; estas son fotos sacadas en el mes de julio y estos primeros dias de agosto.
- Flores de cilantro en el jardín de una amiga.
- La eterna perlada, Anaphallis maragaritacea, que crece en todas partes.
- La flor espuma, Tiarella trifoliata produciendo semilla. Esta planta crece en sombra.
- Un lirio grande, color de rosa, en el jardín de mi amiga.
- Sedum divergens, creciendo en un acantilado al lado de Buttle Lake.
- Otro lirio, este amarillo con blanco.
- Otra planta que crece en las rocas. Creo que es uno de los "dedos de gato", Antennaria spp.
Y en esta última foto, mirando ese musgo color café que crece en estas caras del acantilado, se me ocurre que parece animalitos de peluche; mira a la izquierda; hay un perrito dormilón, ¿no? ¿Y un ratoncito?
All lovely, but that pink lily-woof!
ReplyDeleteI think the last plant is Silverback Luina, named for the wooly under-surface of its leaves.
ReplyDeleteI think that's it. Thank you!
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