I have found a couple of marsh marigold plants
that are reasonably accessable.
This is another wildflower that I have not seen in years, unless I was driving...
10 months ago
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
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5 comments:
Gorgeous colour! The simplest flowers become more complex the closer you look at them.
Not only is the color amazing, but the actual shape of the flower is fabulous! Those petals...and that center...wonderful!
nice capturing...........the full beauty is visible in that flower...and also good combination
the yellow makes me smile....
You've got the details here - not always easy when all parts of the flower are yellow.
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