There are a dozen sorts of goldenrod, and at least two of them live around here,
to catch the snow in winter.
10 months ago
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3 comments:
I like how the goldenrod is the only colour, between the white snow and the white background (which I guess is probably more snow)
Your photo made me homesick for Singapore. I grew a lot of golden rod.
Isn't is wonderful how the snow seems to give faded flowers a whole new beauty? Great photos Judy.
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