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- Judy
 - Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
 - I'm a 50 something female set loose on the world with a camera.
 


6 comments:
I like them....
These plants do look pretty in your photos. I probably would not try to eradicate them if I could keep them somewhat under control.
They look so pretty and I love chamomile tea.
The musk mallow - is it similar to marsh mallow? I found so many health benefits in the herb!
This is really beautiful flower. I so much like its soft pink color. Your photos are beautiful too.
I've always been fascinated by the delicate flowers of the 'mallow'. Beautiful shots!
There a nice colour, and I like the shape of the stamens. Or are they the other one, who's name I've forgotten? Either way, the sticky uppy bits in the middle are nice
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