Compare these lush August Queen Anne's lace blossoms,
with the tiny one I found this week,
which has been mowed half a dozen times over the summer.
10 months ago
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
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11 comments:
Delicious photos with a pretty flower, I love, beautiful light, exquisite tones.
I love that little one. And it is great photography too. :)
delicate flowers!
What lovely studies of Queen Annes Lace.
that is beautiful... I want to wear it... Love Helen, Darcy and Bingley xxx
What happened to the purple dot Queen Anne surrounded by her lace? As I recall, maybe not flower heads have it.
Very pretty.
I love these flowers too. They're lovely, whether lush or tiny. Nice presentation.
The plant appears to be getting weaker and weaker.
Lovely <3
I've always loved Queen Anne's Lace. My grandson called them snowflakes when he was small. Lovely photos!
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