Cranebills
With new fallen snow covering the ground, temps in the 30s, and long awaited daffodils sadly drooping; today is a good day to remember the warm days to come despite winter’s last gasp.
Last summer I collected pictures of flowers that intrigued me. Through my macro lens, I could see tiny flowers inside the flowers. Sometimes the delicate flowers inside didn’t even look like the larger flower in which they grew. It made me wonder if inside each one of those tiny flowers, there were even tinier flowers and on and on forever.
Here's an idea for this coming growing season. Bring along binoculars to see sights you've never seen before.
Last summer I collected pictures of flowers that intrigued me. Through my macro lens, I could see tiny flowers inside the flowers. Sometimes the delicate flowers inside didn’t even look like the larger flower in which they grew. It made me wonder if inside each one of those tiny flowers, there were even tinier flowers and on and on forever.
Here's an idea for this coming growing season. Bring along binoculars to see sights you've never seen before.
Summersweet
Zinnia
Speedwell
Mexican Sunflower
Camparnula
Globe flower
Thank you to gardeners Janie Clark, Deborah Chambers, Maryellen DeJong, and Sharon Parker
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