These are related to the familiar bachelors buttons,
but are a much more open flower.
4 years ago
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10 comments:
I've always liked them. Such a lovely colour. I like the side shot
I used to have mountain bluets in my garden but they have petered out. I'll have to see if I can find some new ones!
I've never seen them before and they are such a pretty color. Thank you for visiting my flowers post.. Michelle
These cornflowers are so very beautiful! Love the slightly varied colour tones!
The wispy loveliness of the cornflower... it reminds me of English cottage gardens with a riot of roses and perennials...*swoon*... :o) Happy Day, Judy!
I am soaking up this vibrant color! Lovely, lovely.
I love the color of this cornflower. It's gorgeous.
Quite unusual - I've never seen this before.
Your cornflowers are extraordinary and so beautiful.
Very pretty!!! The colors are just so pretty & great shots, too!
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