Wordless Wednesday : Flowers at Green Spring Gardens Juxtaposed by Rob Paine
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Wordless Wednesday : Flowers at Green Spring Gardens Juxtaposed by Rob Paine
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Way-hay, Echinacea – not only beautiful but therapeutically so useful. Lovely cheering shot.
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thank you Tish, I did not know they are therapeutically useful too, how cool!
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Yes the whole plant I think, from the root upwards. A First Nation’s remedy for boosting the immune system. You can buy it in pharmacies everywhere now – good for warding of colds and flu.
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that is pretty cool, thanks for the info, Rob
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Reblogged this on B.E.S.T. Arts Gallery and commented:
#photography #flowers #coneflowers
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Thanks so much Sharon! I really love what you are doing on your B.E.S.T. Arts Gallery Arts Gallery!
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Gorgeous!
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thanks!
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Love the purple coneflowers and am happy to note that you photographed them in one of my favorite local spot for flower photos–Green Spring Gardens.
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Thanks Mike. I love Green Spring Gardens too. There is almost always something in bloom there (oh, I guess right now might be the exception LOL, but there is always the green house!)
Have a good one, Rob
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Pretty and a long wait to see them again….
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Me too! This winter has been a challenging one, and its not even February Yet, Whew! Thanks for the comment, Rob
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Oh how I miss the Coneflowers!!! So beautiful
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