Hello Judy, thanks a lot for stopping by and leaving a comment under my latest post about the "different shades of white" (roses). I was never aware of the plant you captured - the milkweed. But thanks to Wikipedia I was able to learn that we call it "Asclepias" or "Seidenblume", literally translated into "silk flower". Thanks for sharing your flower photos showing the different development of blossoming. Uwe.
What a great idea, to take a series of shots to show the progress of the flowers opening :-)) Lovely shots.
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ReplyDeletethanks a lot for stopping by and leaving a comment under my latest post about the "different shades of white" (roses).
I was never aware of the plant you captured - the milkweed. But thanks to Wikipedia I was able to learn that we call it "Asclepias" or "Seidenblume", literally translated into "silk flower".
Thanks for sharing your flower photos showing the different development of blossoming.
Uwe.
I do not know of these plants, but it looks nice.
ReplyDeleteOh I love Milkweed and love the smell of the blossoms. Beautiful shots. B
ReplyDeleteUnknown flower, to me, but it looks nice and you've taken some great shots.
ReplyDeleteAll the best.
Mormor
Each tiny perfect blossom making up the whole...I love macro!
ReplyDeleteThey are so pretty!
ReplyDeletei can almost smell them!!
ReplyDeletesuch an interesting flower. I enlarged the photos and was surprised because the images is so great in detail. Love them. Well done!
ReplyDeleteMilkweed has one of the most interesting blossoms! Great photos:)
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