I need to pull up the saplings that are surrounding my yarrow but I decided to take a picture first in case weeding around it damages the flowers.
The rudbeckia or black-eyed-susan as we call it below is growing in a pot on my deck.
The petunias below are growing in a pot in front of an office building.
I zoomed in on the magnolia bloom high up in a tree.
The gardenia below is much smaller than the magnolia blossom but they look similar in these shots.
I like the way mimosa blooms look like pin cushions.
The mimosa trees in my yard are all volunteers.
The coriopsis is getting a little raggedy looking.
I think the next gardenia blossom looks like it has rabbit ears.
Last is one more mimosa shot.
12 comments:
Gorgeous flowers! Have a lovely weekend.
Oh Carver, wonderful flowers in your garden! The mimosa is exquisite!
You live in a Paradise, Carver! I wish I could see your garden IRL!!! Your photos are so beautiful!
I wish you a lovely weekend!
Hi Carver, thank you for such a lovely variety. Thank you also for being our Guest Friend at Today's Flowers :) Your photos always bring a smile.
Wishing you a happy day,
Denise
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I love that curling petal of the rudbeckia! I thought the blossom on Today's Flowers was a magnolia, but I was not sure - it is so lovely with the dark leaves!!! And the delicate yarrow!!! You have so many beautiful blossoms!!!
Great peek into your garden. I think the mimosa pincushion is my fave. Nice shots on TF, too! I do envy you the gardenias.
Very lovely flowers.
exquisite carver... the details of the mimosa would be perfect to share with I Heart Macro!
so beautifull flowers,
my favorit.........mimose
so great........
greetings vom flo
Lindas flores! Algumas me são familiares!
Those flowers are lovely and that petunia looks very familiar :)
The gardenia...wow. Check the blog Pigtown Design. Meg has kept a gardenia plant growing for YEARS!
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