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Fri, Sep 2, 05 at 15:55
| but they come back from seed every year and are nice in the early spring. These are macro shots of course.
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| Looks like Centaurea cyanus, cornflower. |
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| Now that I have the name to work with, looks like you are exactly right. Thanks for the info. |
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| Beautiful color! |
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| Thanks Putzer. |
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- Posted by joe_n_sc 7 (musique57@yahoo.com) on Sat, Jul 8, 06 at 23:57
| Looks like the bachelor buttons I have in my garden. Great pic. |
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| Thanks joe. Here are some pics of white ones that came up this year. Sorry about the size of the pics, I guess I need to learn how to re-size them sometime.
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