Today’s mostly about the pictures.
This is our old stand-by – the flowers continue to emerge, from the outside in.
dreamy, dreamy, dreamy…
The surface of a single queen anne’s lace.
wild rose.
ahhh, and now for tall anemone, aka thimbleweed.
flower #1
flower #2, a tiny bit further along. can you tell? stamens are drying up.
flower #3 – even further along.
flower #3 from a different perspective. These guys don’t invest much in color, do they.
false solomon’s seal berries are ripening.
this little bugger appears to be a kind of bedstraw. those flowers are what, 1/16” across, tops?
moneywort. interesting name.
today’s mysteries: white stuff, and then some pink stuff that looks like it might be related.
still researching these guys.
next up, butter-and-eggs:
and flowering quack grass…
last but not least, the ever-present purple-flowering raspberry.
I only saw there was a bug in here once I got the picture up on my laptop. (I was playing with the point-and-shoot today, which doesn’t have a view finder – it’s a great little camera for shoving in weird places and then being surprised at the results.)
question of the day: is there such a thing as too much strawberry rhubarb pie? your thoughts, please.
Perhaps your unknown white and pink flowers might belong to the Spiraea genus? Birchleaf and rosy spiraea?
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