This week it's echinacea, which can be used for medicinal purposes, see this article. The first one is called Tomato Soup, and it is the colour of tomato soup. Again sorry about the quality, not 100% in focus.
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They are pretty!
have a nice week ahead.
Regina
I love those flowers. I have yellow and pinke ones in my garden. Thanks for showing yours.
Hello Gil, thry are a little bit dry, yes?somethink like brazilian garden.
Good remmembrances to me..congrats for the shot, dear
http://graceolsson.com/blog/2009/10/endless-love-at-flowers-from-today/
HAVE A NICE WEEK
Oh that coconut lime one is very different!!!
Very pretty flowers, and the coconut thing is so unusual!
Hi Gill, lovely shots of your echinacea. The last one with the tiny petals, I don't think I have ever seen that one before. Thank you for sharing them with us, and have a great week.
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Hope all is well and happy new week
Love, Jess
How nifty! I don't believe I've ever seen Echinacea blossoms before. Thanks for sharing.
Hugs and blessings,
I do like the variety name of 'Tomato Soup' so apt for the colour of the flower.
Lovely flowers!
They are beautiful!vI love the vibrant colours of fall.
That's a pretty name and unique flower, coconut lime. Yes, they are pretty!
Tomato Soup does indeed remind of the soup with milk which is one of my favorites.
The Coconut Lime is strangely pretty. :)
That coconut lime is well named!
Beautiful interesting shots! I have never seen a coconut lime.
This is only the second orange echinacea I've seen, both photos from blogging friends. I think I need to investigate the possibility of adding that to my garden.
Thanks for the link, Gill!
What beautiful color, indeed, they have the color of tomato soup and lime!!
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