Thank you, Marilyn! Yes, they're delicate little blooms on tallish stalks.
Hi, swallowtail! Loosestrife if a native wildflower here in Ontario Canada, but this variety with the burgundy leaves I believe is a hybrid. I love yellows in the garden.
Thanks so much, Mel. For once, it only took about six shots. That's when I'm really grateful for digital photography :)
B, aren't the names of plants - both common and botanical - fascinating? Thank you!
Beautiful colours - dainty flowers.
ReplyDeleteYes, these are the colors which make me swoon! Is this a wildflower?
ReplyDeleteOkay--I'm envious! LOL What a great shot! How many did it take before you got such a gem?!
ReplyDeleteGotta love the crispness of the one and the blurred brilliance of the others.
Super photo of a lovely flower with a very strange name. Thanks for sharing it with us.
ReplyDeleteAll the best, B
Thank you, Marilyn! Yes, they're delicate little blooms on tallish stalks.
ReplyDeleteHi, swallowtail! Loosestrife if a native wildflower here in Ontario Canada, but this variety with the burgundy leaves I believe is a hybrid. I love yellows in the garden.
Thanks so much, Mel. For once, it only took about six shots. That's when I'm really grateful for digital photography :)
B, aren't the names of plants - both common and botanical - fascinating? Thank you!
Beautiful colours, great shot. Diane
ReplyDeletebeautiful little yellow flowers , I love the depth of field great shot , Malcolm
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, so delicate.
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