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11 Jun 2010 16:59 #1 by pacamom
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These are all growing around the house. Most are on a south facing slope. The first is actually a bush growing in the rocks, and the second one is on a north facing slope. I hope you enjoy.

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11 Jun 2010 17:47 #2 by pound dog mom
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How beautiful! I only have some of the yellow daisy like ones in bloom. I guess the others are late to bloom around me. Thanks for sharing.

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11 Jun 2010 17:51 #3 by pinedust
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pacamom! :coolphotos:

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11 Jun 2010 18:38 #4 by jf1acai
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Great pix!

My mother really loved wildflowers, and knew both common and Latin names for nearly everything under the sun, it seemed to me.

Unfortunately, I learned to love to see them, but not to know either the common or Latin name for them.

To me, they are mostly beautiful 'flaars'.
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11 Jun 2010 18:46 #5 by FoothillsRealtor
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How beautiful - thanks for sharing. My blue flax just started flowering and I sowed lots of wildflowers this spring, my zucchini had a huge beautiful flower yesterday. I'll share pictures later.
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11 Jun 2010 21:44 #6 by benri
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pacamom - thanks for sharing, great reminders of the beauty that surrounds us. The blues are so intense the higher the altitude.

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05 Jul 2010 10:09 #7 by pacamom
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Mutant purple aster? Ok, so this one isn't wild in the wildflower sense, but it sure is wild looking.

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06 Jul 2010 09:01 #8 by Grady
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May I join in? Taken Saturday.
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06 Jul 2010 15:30 #9 by pacamom
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Of course you may join in. I was hoping lots of people would post their flower pix. Your's is awesome. Thanks for posting.

I love columbines in the wild. They do not grow where I live. One very wet year, they were growing along the road, but not since then.

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06 Jul 2010 19:01 #10 by Rockdoc
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Some more delights
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