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Wild flowers seem to have a mind of their own don't they!
Enjoy the long weekend..I sure hope it warms up soon!
Lovely but I am sorry I can't help.
Wild flowers have always a special charm and deserve a place in any garden. I think your first one is called Ajuga, the second one looks like a wild violet.
I love wild flowers - I think the ones in the second photo could be a form of violet.
Wild flowers have their own beauty. Have a wonderful week.
That is a nice flower color.
The first is Carpet Bugle (Ajuga) and the second is a Violet (Viola).
We have them here in Brazil in the springtime, but I don't know its name.
Have a nice week!
Just wondering which one in the second shot you don't recocnise, the violet or th dandulion,lol.
Thank you very much for sharing these lovely photos Gill. I am glad our fellow blogger friends have identified them for you.
Blue is my favorite color...Nice pics
Agree with the last statement- Bugleweed Ajuga and Violet are your mistery flowers!!
Be careful both plants like to invade your garden very quickly.
Have a wonderful Victoria Day!!
Thank you for comments!
dainty blue flowers.
Ah, the beauty of the wild-flowers! I posted a pic of violets too :O) Thanks for sharing the beauty and have a 'lovely' week.
Good shots of the wild ones.
second one is the purple violet i believe, the provincial flower of New Brunswick. it was frigid here today, brrrr. eevlyn
Very lovely little flowers
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