1. Jack-in-the-pulpit
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3. Henbit (thanks Esther!)
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5. Marsh Marigold
6. Blue Violet
7. Dutchman's Breeches
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10. Trillium
11. Red Bud Tree
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13. Honeysuckle
I'm having trouble finding the names of the others -- I'll have to keep looking. We're having rain, rain, and more rain. A good day for staying inside, sipping tea and reading books (not to mention keeping the kleenex handy for the cold).
4 comments:
What? You couldn't find a dandelion? :) I can help you with that one! :(
Hi Heather!
#3, the upper purple one, is called henbit. Apprarently it's because the leaves look like hens have been nibbling on the edges. When I was little we spent about a week pulling it all out of our lawn by hand, so I know it well. :)
What a pretty collection!
Esther H.
I love this idea, Heather! Very pretty too.
We have colds at the moment as well. Change of season, I guess.
I wish I could send you some of my quince jelly. Do you think it would get through customs if I did? I'm thinking about doing some more next week.
Rachel L
I am terrible at remembering names of our local wild flowers..something I often do to find out. .is to type the locality and then wild flowers and I usually get my answers.
I could send you a whack of dandelions. .that is what we seem to be specializing in.
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