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Sunday, July 28, 2013

week end flowers

The colors of the butterfly match the zinnia's color.
 

I can always count on these for color in the summer




I found little tiny grasshoppers eating the leaves and plants this year.


I am sharing with Tina's Pic story weekend flowers and Todays Flowers

9 comments:

  1. thanx for your beautiful weekend flowers! :)

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  2. Enjoyed the photos, Betsy, and recognized the frittilary in the first photo as we have quite a few in our wildflower gardens.

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  3. Ooooooo these are marvelous photos, thank you for sharing them with Today's Flowers. All are great but love that first one with the butterfly staring right at us :)

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  4. Beautiful photos of flowers, Betsy. I'm so glad you left me a comment. I have spent many years in and around Mennonite communities and you are right, they are resourceful, hard working, excellent cooks and bakers and they make wonderful neighbours. I have great respect for them and their heritage. I see them around our city in the thrift stores where I shop, but something has caused them not to trust the rest of us, because when I smile at them I am seldom met with a smile. So sad, I am a very outgoing person and I would love to briefly pass the time of day with them when we meet, but it is not going to happen easily.
    Have a wonderful day!

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  5. Wow, that butterfly is awesome! The others have great colors, too!

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  6. Magnifico!I agree: their colors do match.

    Hazel

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  7. A beautiful series of flowers with such nice, saturated colors. Nice post.

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  8. Betsy,your garden looks amazing!
    Photos are lovely especially the first one.

    Happy Monday!
    Ruby

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