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- Posted by solstice98 (My Page) on Wed, Jul 15, 09 at 8:33
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| An alpine forgrt-me-not from last weeks trip in Wyoming. The entire plant is less than 2 inches across.
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- Posted by msmitoagain (My Page) on Wed, Jul 15, 09 at 10:09
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"Strutter's Ball" daylily  |
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- Posted by solstice98 (My Page) on Wed, Jul 15, 09 at 13:11
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| "Flowers". You guys are in trouble now. Ha. I'm gonna hafta get back to you on this one. |
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| Me, too, rcnaylor...this is my favorite subject. :) I'll have to post later, too. |
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- Posted by carol_in_california (My Page) on Wed, Jul 15, 09 at 17:35
Flowering dogwood in Tokyo.....  |
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| I love all the photos. crunchpa, what a bee-autiful garden...Heaven! May I post more than one? more than 2? more than 3? :) |
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Just a wildflower growing in my field.  |
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| Yes, Pam, you can post more than eight. Or twelve. (See how easily I make the rules?) This is gonna be one long thread! Who can resist photographing flowers? The city folk will just have to bear with the rest of us. I'll try to keep these images to a reasonable size. Rose Abbaye de Cluny Iris Let's Dance Lupine My Castle Phlox (It looks flashed, but I never flash flowers.) This one needs no introduction! Rose Crimson Sky That's it . . . for now. |
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| "cranelady...who is your rose?" She's Belinda's Dream, a large shrub rose with hybrid tea type flowers. Great for Florida because it's resistant to black spot. Isn't she a lovely color? cl |
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- Posted by msmitoagain (My Page) on Thu, Jul 16, 09 at 10:32
| Wow, beautiful pictures everybody. Love them all. Ramona |
Here is a link that might be useful: MY BLOG
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| Well, lets just start with one from last week:
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Cyclamen coum  Larkspur Vitex agnus-castus and Cosmos sulphureus Chives and Golden Oregano Salvia uliginosa and Bottle-us Tree-us :) Papaver somniferum paeoniflorum - Peony flowered Poppy Heaven help me, I can't stop....I'll do more later, if it's ok. |
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| I'm with Pam. Love them all. The sunflowers are dazzlers. "can't stop". Ha, I know that feeling. ;) |
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| Oooh, Alisande Abbaye de Cluny is to die for. I'm crazy about your phlox and sunflowers. rc...fabulous. I can see each little pollen grain. And what color! |
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| pfmastin, yes, the little forget-me-not leaves are fuzzy. This little guy grows at the tree line and higher in the mountains. The furry leavers are to protect it from the UV rays which is about off the scale at that altitude. This is a shooting star from about the same elevation.
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| Awwww...so cute! I'm sure this tough little plant probably wouldn't appreciate being referred to as "cute". It's stunning. Such a good photo. |
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- Posted by konrad___far_north (My Page) on Thu, Jul 16, 09 at 19:24
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| Hi konrad, I searched the world over and found your clock in Geneva, I think :) We have a version of it in Frankfort, KY...near the capitol building of my home state. The petunias are stunning. What a beautiful background for a beautiful girl! Pam |
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| Shooting stars. What neat little flowers. Of course, its hard to top a "wall" of dazzling petunias and an even more dazzling girl. Thanks Ron. |
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| There are some great photos here....which should not surprise anyone. Here are a couple more.
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- Posted by carol_in_california (My Page) on Thu, Jul 16, 09 at 23:01
Another flower from a botanical garden in Tokyo, Japan.  |
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- Posted by konrad___far_north (My Page) on Fri, Jul 17, 09 at 2:45
| Thank you all!....love all of YOUR flowers!! Pam, you're right, me and my daughter went over there for a short 10 day visit last year, the wall of flowers are from the Island Mainau Germany, only about 15 min. drive from the Swiss border, a lovely park. some more..
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Here is a link that might be useful: Island Mainau
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| Great flower pics. And congrats on a lovely daughter Konrad. |
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| What fabulous pictures! |
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| A couple still fresh with dew from this morning.
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| Konrad, your daughter is so beautiful! |
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| crunchpa....loverly! Pam |
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| An oldie I'd forgotten:
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- Posted by luvtosharedivs (My Page) on Thu, Jul 23, 09 at 22:29
| Oh goodness, I missed this thread. I'm drooling over all your gorgeous photos! Hope it's not too late to add a few of my own: Allium Unifolium: Black Dragon Lilies with Veronica spicata: Citrinella Lilies: Julie |
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| luvtosharedivs, I'm loving your Allium. How pretty! |
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| Glad you checked in. I'm with Pam, that allium pic is great. |
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- Posted by luvtosharedivs (My Page) on Fri, Jul 24, 09 at 10:18
| Thank-you all. Many Allium cultivars dot my gardens and contrast well with other blooms. Julie |
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| These are the blooms on a houseplant we have - from the spring. I have no idea what the plant is, but the blooms this year were beautiful. They are very very tiny and I had a new camera (Canon PS SX110 - not too advanced, but all new to me!) Close-ups of plants are about all I have mastered.
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| A bright little zinnia that was shining this morning:
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- Posted by gardenlover25 (My Page) on Wed, Aug 5, 09 at 11:53
| What kind of thread is this? This is so Fabulous! I can't find the perfect adjective that can best describe how beautiful the flowers posted in this thread. I just can't help it to look over and over again. I'm so thankful for everyone for posting those lovely flowers. |
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| gardenlover25...it's a "theme of the week" thread to submit photos...come join us! Pam |
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- Posted by cheekymonkey77 (My Page) on Tue, Aug 18, 09 at 15:03
| Closeup of a lily, waiting to open it's graceful petals...
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