I assume that it was way back that you have been sitting amidst a meadow of field flowers with various different (wild) species - all blooming higgledy-piggledy.
Am I right?
For me it was really a long time ago I found such a magnificent flower field I never tired of looking at the colorful beauties.
Some of the field flowers I knew - like the Echinacea purpurea (purple coneflower),
but others I haven't seen before.
Does anybody of you have an idea what kind of pink floret I took here???
It's NOT a pink
daisy
cormflower
marguerite
strawflower
It's a ... ???
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--> Rhodanthe chlorocephala, also known as pink paper daisy / Rosa Papierblume!!
thanks to Jill Harrison's post:
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--> Rhodanthe chlorocephala, also known as pink paper daisy / Rosa Papierblume!!
thanks to Jill Harrison's post:
And the red one???
Cornflower and red poppy should know everybody.
But for all the other floral gems I need to browse through a plant identification book.
Next to the "wild" flower meadow was a field of one of my favourite flowers:
Ringelblume - common marigold - Calendula officinalis
...have you ever seen such a huge field of Calendula officinalis???
Quasi a "sea of orange"???
Quasi a "sea of orange"???
I wish you a colourful weekend, dear blog friends!
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addition:
Did it.
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addition:
Did it.
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