Viper's bugloss is another of those plants brought from Europe
and now growing wild.
I've never tried using it as a cut flower, because the stems are so tough and prickly.
10 months ago
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
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3 comments:
The color is pretty.
Beautiful and delicate photos with those colors as exquisite and delicious light, I really like those flowers. Greetings.
These are so lovely. Great photos.
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