These little succulent flowers are tiny, so it is easy to overlook them.
Here’s Cee’s saucy little number for the day.
One last zinnia before I head out. I’ll be gone for six weeks so I may or may not post a flower of the day from Wyoming, Missouri, Minnesota and Alabama! I leave in a week. Lots to do!!
See the most incredible rose photo HERE.
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My Zinnias are a bit sparse compared to Cee’s today. To see hers, go HERE.
My zinnias are in as many stages of development as there are zinnias. This one is in its prime.
This flower is just making it entirely too easy and irresistible to pull off those blooms and suck. And yes, they were very very sweet.
Future sweetness.
I first spotted this little green fellow yesterday afternoon. He was just inspecting this lush hibiscus. He seems to have found his breakfast spot and so I went in to have mine as well.
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When I next saw him it was 24 hours later. The Hibiscus does not seem the better for his attention. Below is his dining spot, somewhat depleted.
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https://ceenphotography.com/2017/09/26/flower-of-the-day-september-27-2017-pumpkin-and-mums/
This beauty was down so low near to the grass that I might have missed it if it were not such a vibrant color.
At this time of the year, these golden cosmos fill the ditches, hillsides and draws near my house in a wild tangle.
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 