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10 June 2008
WW - Cephalaria III (In bloom and getting there)
This week's entry for the Tuesday and Wednesday edition of Wordless Wednesday.
Just gorgeous. My plants are not doing nearly as well. I had a "golden nugget" heirloom tomato, but it's comepletely gone. I must not have a green thumb :(
I always love your WW, so I had to stop by to see whatcha got. Beauty - as always. Thx for stopping by and wishing me happy versaries. I don't think but one noticed I said anni-blogo which includes my man and I's anni too...Yay.
OK. That's all. I've got to go back to work. *happies*
I like the flower series you have presented Jams. Happy WW!
ReplyDeleteJams, I love the 2nd shot! :)
ReplyDeleteHave a good week and Happy WW!!!
Liked the series a lot !
ReplyDeleteThe 2nd pic on being enlarged reminded me of a pineapple ! :)
Happy WW !
These are delightful. I love the sunlight through the petals in the last shot and the geometry of the second, and the texture of the first.
ReplyDeleteI love the bald one in the middle - the textures are intriguing. Well done!
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This is really an intersting flower!
ReplyDeleteI love the flowers you post every week. I wonder if they can survive in hot weather. I would love to buy their seeds when I go to UK.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteHow great to see it's flower against the blue...
ReplyDeletethe beautiful flower belies your previous post
ReplyDeleteAwesome!! Happy WW!
ReplyDeleteThey are fascinating the way they are changing!
ReplyDeleteOnce again, absolutely fabulous Jams!!
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone!
ReplyDeleteGreat set of shots! Thanks so much for having stopped by earlier.
ReplyDeleteHappy WW :)
My WW entries for today are at:
Pastyme With Good Companye
The Paranormal Blog
Nuttin' But
Lovely!
ReplyDeleteGreat post for WW. Thanks for stopping by! Happy WW.
ReplyDeleteAmazing - you have one heck of a varied back garden!
ReplyDeletewow, i love this. happy ww, jams!
ReplyDeleteA full cycle. great shot! Happy WW.
ReplyDeleteLovely Jams...but as I type, I see a bit of your blog entry below...doomsday? Thursday?
ReplyDeleteI just gotta go read this!!
Have a super Wednesday.
Beautiful - I am learning about a lot of new flowers coming to your site.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to look up this blog on Google Page Rank, quietly it's becoming one of the most popular blogs.
ReplyDeleteGood work with the pix.
Cool shots:) Happy WW.
ReplyDeleteWell, that's an odd-looking, yet still beautiful flower. Great pics!
ReplyDeleteMy WW post for this week is here. Have a great day!
Great photos. The last is my favorite!
ReplyDeleteThat is a great series, Jams. Once again you presented me with a flower I have never seen before.
ReplyDeleteI'm really enjoying our great flower series, too. Excellent.
ReplyDeleteBobbie
Your flowers are always simply beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHappy ww :)
These are fab. The middle one is my fav. Well done!
ReplyDeletehappy WW!
My favourite is the third one! I came to say hi, I'm leaving for France for two weeks on Friday! See you!
ReplyDeletewow ... love the stages that you caught!
ReplyDeletesuch gorgeous shots!!
ReplyDeleteTHanks everyone!
ReplyDeletethese are just lovely! and i agree with many of the comments, the second photo is a real winner --- very interesting, like some magic baton :)
ReplyDeleteThey remind me somewhat of our Dandelions. Lovely series, Jams.
ReplyDeleteNice series. I love that second shot.
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty flower for a name that sounds like a dreaded disease!
ReplyDeleteCeph as in Cephalitis
Alaria as in Malaria
Voila!:Cephalaria
wow...beautiful..
ReplyDeletePlease visit mine also at My Imaginary Travels. Thanks
Loved watching the evolution!
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous. My plants are not doing nearly as well. I had a "golden nugget" heirloom tomato, but it's comepletely gone. I must not have a green thumb :(
ReplyDeleteWow great series of pics...
ReplyDeleteAre these in your garden? Very pretty.
ReplyDeleteCool series and nice to see the evolution of last week's photo (it was last week, wasn't it?). I love the middle photo especially.
ReplyDeleteThos are lovely =)
ReplyDeleteThos are lovely =)
ReplyDeleteA magnificent bloom that I've never heard of, jams! Thanks for the education!
ReplyDeleteI love the flower against the sky! Lovely shot! Happy WW!
ReplyDeleteThe second one is so fabulous...it looks like a painting!
ReplyDeleteI always love your WW, so I had to stop by to see whatcha got. Beauty - as always. Thx for stopping by and wishing me happy versaries. I don't think but one noticed I said anni-blogo which includes my man and I's anni too...Yay.
ReplyDeleteOK. That's all. I've got to go back to work. *happies*
Love the series of shots here. Great job! Happy WW.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers! I like the glow off the 2nd one. Thanks for visiting.
ReplyDeletewow
ReplyDeletethe second one surely captivated me.
ReplyDeletec",) Morning Sniffles
What an interesting series of shots! :) Thanks for visiting my WW! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone!
ReplyDeletemesmerizing!
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing and for stopping by my WW
Joshua
I knew you'd post this when it had bloomed! What an odd and enchanting flower! We don't' have them. :-(
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