Looking for Blooms
Did you ever notice how beautiful the blossoms of ordinary wildflowers can be? Although their sheer numbers sometimes keep us from really noticing or appreciating them, many are striking enough to rival plants we deliberately cultivate. With that thought in mind, here are some of my favorite “weeds” that are scattered throughout our yard and gardens here.
 Red Clover |
 Daisy |
 Forget-Me-Not |
 Blue Columbine |
 Buttercup |
 Mulberry |
 Yellow Paintbrush |
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 Red Paintbrush |
 Blue Grass |
 Fleabane |
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Filed Under Wildflowers, Old-Fashioned Perennials, Plants in my Gardens
Comments
Comment by Carol:
There’s no late with Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day. All are welcome to join in! I think your “weeds” are quite pretty, and that sure looks like fleabane to me, but I’m not an expert on weeds!
And through your participation, I am happy to have found your blog. I’ll check to read more posts!
Comment by steph:
Beautiful flowers. Yes, That is Fleabane.
I grew red tassel flower or “paintbrush” from seed this spring.
Steph
Comment by Bron:
What beautiful flowers - I just love daisies. Their simplicity and understated beauty always makes me smile. Thanks for sharing your garden!
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