I have been enjoying the QAL with my new camera,
choosing where to focus.
It is another invasive weed,
but I still enjoy it.
10 months ago
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
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- Judy
- Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
- I'm a 50 something female set loose on the world with a camera.
8 comments:
It is indeed very pretty:-)
Beautiful photographs, beautiful flowers. I am greeting
Looks rich and bountiful
Wonderful series. Great job!
hilda
Yes, it is invasive but I also think QAL is beautiful. :)
It's not a weed but a herb and can be eaten. I hate written about it and you can find it on my blog. It is very pretty. You have taken some fantastic shots.
Sorry for the typo - s/b have not hate! I love the many floral pics you share. They are fantastic and lots of times I can get the name of a flower I am not familiar with, by checking here.
QAL is my favorite wild flower and it is a host plant for the Black Swallowtails. I grow it in my host garden....
I love watching the caterpillars eat it up!
I am enjoying your new camera!
Sherry
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