There is a lovely patch of anise hyssop near the walking trail, and I stop to admire it often. There are a couple bird feeders in the area, and the dogs prefer to check for squirrels...
The bees spend a lot of time here.
4 years ago
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
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5 comments:
I haven't heard of this flower. Is it a wildflower? It looks fragrant. Beautiful shots.
I LOVE Anise Hyssop! It reseeds in little pockets in my garden and always seems to land in just the right place. The bees love it and I love the scent :)
I have never heard or seen this lovely flower! The bees must adore it.
Incredible beauty!!! [and the spider photos below this post are quite spectacular too]
HOT TOWN SUMMER IN THE CITY is my link for Thursday's Themesong.
busy bee....pretty flower...
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