Herbaceous perennial from long thickened roots. with yellowish white rayless flower heads in nodding clusters. It branches 12 to 30 inches tall with triangular leaves with toothed edges. Flowers from July through October. ~www.forthall.net
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wow, very sharp and vivid photo Che, love your shot.
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ReplyDeleteThat pretty cool looking.
ReplyDeleteReally nice photo! So sharp!
ReplyDeleteWonderful capture! Beautifully done.
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Barb
Lovely details and framing!
ReplyDeleteSimply a beautiful capture!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot! Sharp and vivd color!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully captured, great macro Cher.
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hope to see you there also, thanks!
Beautiful shot! Good luck!
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ReplyDeleteThat's a great shot, thank you for likning today
I was reading your heading and I know how you feel, I am less than 3 weeks away from my due date and I am taking it slow as well,
take care of yourself :))
That looks ticklish! ^_^
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Very pretty! I've never heard of it, lol.
ReplyDeletegreat clarity and focus
ReplyDeleteThis macro is so clear, sharp, and full of vivid color. Even the white stands out. Hope all goes well for you in these weeks to come. Even at 72, I can well remember birthing my 3 children. One does not forget the excitement. Take care. Genie
ReplyDeleteGreat shot! I've seen some of these in my pasture and wondered what they were~thanks.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot, but I love the name! I have never heard of this plant before!!!
ReplyDeleteSomething tells me this might be an invasive flower. :)) LOVE the weed's name, though.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!!...do you know what its called?
ReplyDeleteWow, love the image!
ReplyDeleteFantastic shot, Cher..Keep us posted on your progress in the next days.
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