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This soap is in our bathroom.......
It must be true despite what other people think😇 The scent is actually really nice, no idea what it is. I am on the lookout for the Kit...
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I was at the grocery store the other day and they had a lovely display of fall flowers for sale. This tub was $55 CDN which I thought was a ...
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You are reminding me of the time a friend hired a landscape service to remove the weeds. He was disappointed to learn his pretty lacey white flowers were considered weeds!
Queen Anne's Lace is such a lovely, dainty flower, I always loved picking it when I was little, along with daisies!
I like Queen Anne's lace as well but then I like any white flower!!!
My dream is to have a fully white back garden, but then I'm a garden slut and have all those roses that I have bought that aren't white!
Love your header Gill where you can see the red center. Not many people realize that little spot is there. :)
I love how it blows in the wind. I actually have some in a vase on my patio at the moment.
Lovely!
What is a weed??
Perhaps a plant out of place:)
I love your Queen Anne's Lace pictures!!
Have you noticed all the wildflowers growing everywhere?
We have to thank our Premier McGuinty for banning weed killer in Ontario.
- Cheers Gisela.
Lovely photos Gill, and Queen Anne's Lace is one of my favorite wildflowers, even if it is considered a weed. If I had any in my garden I think I would welcome it. Have a great week.
An English Girl Rambles
I think we have that here...will give it another look!!!
Your photos are lovely, I think the Queen Anne's Lace is pretty. Have a wonderful week!
I like Queen Anne's lace too. Do you know it's edible? It's the original carrot :) It's also called "wild carrot." If you pull it now, you'll immediately smell the carroty-scent of the root, which is a white taproot. If you pull it earlier in the year, before a flower ever grows then it will be tender and flavourful. Wonderful steamed :) This time of year, the root becomes woody and hard to eat.
We have Queen Anne's Lace growing all over our property this year, and I'm really enjoying it! We hardly had any last year. But Carl has strict instructions when he mows this week to not cut it down!
Great shots Gill!
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