I know very little about plants, but am very happy to look at them! Are those small red ones Scarlet Pimpernel? - They seek him here, they seek him there...etc?
Hari OM These are superb - and I have never accepted the concept of weeds. Over-ambitious plants have occasionally had to be dealt with; but if it's green and growing, God bless it!!! YAM xx
Those look way to cheerful and pretty to be weeds :-) Nice pics. It sometimes makes me chuckle as to what some people consider weeds and what they don't. I'm a Kiwi living in the US. When I was living in Nevada, I was a little bit perplexed to find that Scotch Broom was being sold in garden shops as a landscaping plant!!! Now that I'm living up in Washington State, which has a similar climate to NZ, Scotch Broom is back to being a noxious weed and a right royal pain in the bum to eradicate!! As I said, funny old world..lol
Having taken on a derelict garden I am well used to weeds. Some are really pretty. If I call them wildflowers it makes me feel better! I love your photograph of the dandelion seed head. :)
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I think they are are beautiful! And beautiful photo captures!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for telling me about the scaevola! :-)
I know very little about plants, but am very happy to look at them! Are those small red ones Scarlet Pimpernel? - They seek him here, they seek him there...etc?
ReplyDeleteWeeds can have their own beauty too. I have to admit I do like the spiky softness of the thistle flower.
ReplyDeleteOh no!!!!!
ReplyDeleteNothing that beautiful, should be called a weed.
Very interesting... The description of a weed. So personal a view. And it would be different, for each person.
Tessa~
Such pretty photos! Some weeds are kind of pretty that I hate to pull them out.
ReplyDeleteWow! These photos are absolutely beautiful, Betty!
ReplyDeleteAh, I do hope I can visit NZ one day. I've read so many books set there! I was particularly fascinated reading about Maoris.
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Weeds are about the only blossoms I have in my natural mountain setting! I would welcome those!
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ReplyDeleteThese are superb - and I have never accepted the concept of weeds. Over-ambitious plants have occasionally had to be dealt with; but if it's green and growing, God bless it!!! YAM xx
Such lovely shots of the lovely flowers.Love their colors.
ReplyDeleteThose look way to cheerful and pretty to be weeds :-) Nice pics. It sometimes makes me chuckle as to what some people consider weeds and what they don't. I'm a Kiwi living in the US. When I was living in Nevada, I was a little bit perplexed to find that Scotch Broom was being sold in garden shops as a landscaping plant!!! Now that I'm living up in Washington State, which has a similar climate to NZ, Scotch Broom is back to being a noxious weed and a right royal pain in the bum to eradicate!! As I said, funny old world..lol
ReplyDeleteThey look like flowers to me (and beautiful). I always wondered what the difference is between weeds and wildflowers.
ReplyDeleteHaving taken on a derelict garden I am well used to weeds. Some are really pretty. If I call them wildflowers it makes me feel better!
ReplyDeleteI love your photograph of the dandelion seed head. :)
Sometimes it´s really hard to say what is weed and what wildflowers :)You found a collection of beautiful flowers!
ReplyDeleteLove the dandelion! There is a Winnie the Pooh quote that goes something like - Weeds are flowers too once you get to know them. :)
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