We humans may take classes on how to garden, cut, arrange flowers, and create bouquets, but Nature does quite a job all on its own.
Here are some wildflowers for your enjoyment.
Morning glories, also called field bindweed. You do not want this in your garden but it was pretty in a local park.
Taken July 29, Queen Anne's Lace.
Purple flowering raspberry. Their raspberry like fruits aren't poisonous but are drier and more tart (I am told) than our common raspberries.
Finally, soapwort.
Joining Sandee at Comedy Plus for her #WordlessWednesday.
...there's nothing nice about bindweed.
ReplyDeleteFirst I want to say congratulation for being a winner of the challenge A to Z.
ReplyDeleteYour wild flowers are beautiful. Nature is amazing everywhere.
Happy WW and a fine week and August! ❤️😘
The purple raspberry is pretty. I think bindweed is too! I like the look of Queen Anne's Lace, but I have a dog, and it's toxic. Yarrow gives me a similar look.
ReplyDeleteNice photos and descriptions I learn something new everyday :-)
ReplyDeleteHave a bindweedlesstastic week 👍
Wild flowers are so beautiful. My favorite of all flowers.
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Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday. ♥
Wild flowers can be so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos of nature's treasures ~
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A ShutterBug Explores,
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These are better flowers grown in the wild than I can grow in my yard. Sigh. I love the name 'soapwort'. Isn't that just the MOST picturesque word?!
ReplyDeleteI love your wildlflowers. I work butterfly information booths with a woman who knows all the wildflowers and what they are good for. None of the info sticks to me very long but I love hearing it.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to learn more about wildflowers. Thanks for sharing these.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful green!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty.
ReplyDeleteBut we must admit that the bindweed is quite pretty.
ReplyDeleteNature is unbeatable! Wild flowers everywhere are a beautiful sight, and attract us to have a look at them.
ReplyDeleteThe flowers are pretty. We have bindweed growing in one of our fields and it creeps out across the grass. We have tried pulling it up and spraying as a last resort but nothing seems to get rid of it.
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