The last of the Queen Anne's lace blossoms for another year...
Saturday, October 16, 2010
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6 comments:
Love that red dot in the middle!
So beautiful....I don't think I've seen it except in floral shop arrangements.
Those are pretty, dainty flowers. Love them in my garden. But I wonder how they do in a tropical garden?
Beautiful captures. The ants are clear, and are surely enjoying the blossoms.
can't wait to go to the beach and photograph my flower.
Judy I'm amazed that you still have this in flower. That 2nd photo is beautiful the way there are hues of pink going through the petals. It certainly is a pretty native flower.
I would love to try and grow some chicory next year - that blue is lovely.
Thank you so much for your visit :)
Exquisite shots of the last Queen Anne's lace.
The pink variety in the second shot is new to me. Or it changed colors because of the cold weather?
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