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| Fleabane |
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| Bee Balm |
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| Honeysuckle berries (poisonous) |
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| Bindweed |
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| Tiger Lily |
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| Large Blue and Norway Spruce |
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| Trees are loaded with pine cones |
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| Sundrops |
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| Foxglove |
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| Foxglove a/k/a Digitalis |
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| My Wildflower Bouquet |
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| Bird's-foot Trefoil |
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| White Daisy |
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| Clover |
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| Queen Anne's Lace |
please click on image to see the real beauty
I was raised in Indiana and I miss all the wild flowers, we don't have them in the desert. Maybe I should say that you can't pick the ones that we do have in the desert. Anything green becomes a home to thousands of tiny creatures. When our daughter was little she picked me a bouquet. I noticed there was tiny life in it, so I took it outside and gave it a spray with bug killer, then brought it back in. An hour later my counter was literally covered in tiny bugs. That was the end of my desert bouquets, LOL. Thank God for the invention of irrigation, without it we couldn't have lawns, flowers and gardens in this desert. It has turned the desert to farmland :)
ReplyDeleteHave a happy day and thanks for sharing your lovely wildflowers. So pretty.
Connie :)
Wow....so, so gorgeous. The Blue Spruce [Colorado's native tree] is awesome. I haven't seen them in ages.
ReplyDeleteAnd the foxglove is stunning. Your wildflower bouquet is so nice. I never thought of picking the flowers...maybe I'm gonna have to do that next time I'm out.