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Hi Gill,
I think what you have here is Milkweed.
Love the stairs below and the bookcase - gorgeous work!
I don't know what it is either but if it is a weed its a pretty one!!
Very pretty..you have introduced us to many wild flowers!! Enjoy your week! :)NG
I don't know what this is either but the shots are great. :-)
Nice series of wildflower pictures.
watumaking lovely in a field sandy
Milkweed, Gill. And monarch butterflies LOVE it. It grows interesting pods that release silky parachutes in the fall. ;-)
Gill, I think what you have there is "Heart-leafed Milkweed". It's beautiful! Should attract butterflies.
Thanks for sharing your photo.
Lovely blushing wildflower! Very pretty individual flowers!
I like wild flowers, they are so beautiful and delicate.
Good week for you, Gill!
Very interesting and so pretty.
Hi Gill,I am so glad you stopped by.I have been a bad blogger. Had to many irons in the fire this summer.
Your stairs look wonderful !!
Pretty flower. Your stairs and bookcase are fantastic!!
Hope you got through today's heat and humidity okay -- I love it, but this is even a bit much for me!
Whatever it is, it is very pretty!
Whatever it is - it's pretty. A
Are you seeing Monarch butterflies around? Anywhere I find a patch of these I'm seeing quite a few. I've heard the blossoms are a treat for people too (though the rest of the plant will make us sick.) Haven't tried them though...
I am glad your wildflower was identified. Always enjoy learning what they are. Great shots, thanks for sharing.
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