Marigolds, lobelia and cockscomb fill in around weathered wood in my friend Patty’s back yard. Thanks to a big wind that blew down her back fence, patio and part of her roof, her gorgeous yard is fully viewable from the major street that runs by the back of her house.
https://ceenphotography.com/2016/07/04/flower-of-the-day-july-5-2016-lotus/
Water-logged or sun-dried, this hibiscus is one of my favorite sights of the day.
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More buds from the Budweiser Brewery gardens.
This is one of the flower boxes at the Budweiser Brewery in Ft. Collins, CO that we toured today. The clydesdales were out on tour, but the flowers were present and out in full force. These were my favorites, but elsewhere there were day lilies, alyssum, cannas, roses and a number of other flowers.
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Here is another unlikely bouquet. This time it is aloe and garlic blossoms. My semi-wild garden creates some strange bedfellows.
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I’m always fascinated by the different stages of budding, flowering and seeding. I think this stage of my canna lilies is beautiful––both the subtle pastel greens and rose and the nubby seed receptacles that look like one of those soft rubber nubby squeeze balls they sell as kids’ toys or relaxing aids for adults.
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I’m not sure what this lovely little flower is that volunteered its presence near my kitchen door. If you know, please give me your verdict.
https://ceenphotography.com/2016/06/20/flower-of-the-day-june-21-2016-heirloom-roses/
