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The "flower farmers" who sell their pretty crops at my local greenmarket weren't there this weekend. For a couple of weeks lately, they only had cabbage roses and great big fragrant bunches of eucalyptus. And this is Gomphrena globosa, aka globe amaranth, one of the last flowers they brought before they disappeared for the season. (I'll miss them until they return next spring—most likely with tulips and daffodils for starters.) [Linking back to Ruby Tuesday, Our World Tuesday, and Nature Footstep: NF Blo-Ma.] |
Tuesday, December 2, 2014
A bright spot
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I love these flowers! I've grown them in the magenta color & they were so vivid I had trouble photographing their color. you did a really nice job capturing these Alexa.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty flower. I've never seen one before, but I will look for it!
ReplyDeleteA very beautiful color on your Gomphrena globosa.
ReplyDeleteI have NEVER seen anything like these. They are beautiful. Thanks for sharing them with us.
ReplyDeleteDen lyser verkligen upp i denna mörka årstid.
ReplyDeleteHa en fin dag
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It's a beautiful plant, love the colour of the flowers :-))
ReplyDeleteThey might be tiny blossoms, but they are beautiful!!!
ReplyDeletewow, that was something new. I want to know what they feels like :)
ReplyDeletebeautiful, looks like a globe flower in the tropics.
ReplyDeleteThose flowers are pretty and bright! cool
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