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Sunday, August 5, 2007
Cinquefoil: Norwegian
"Norwegian Cinquefoil" (Potentilla norvegica)
Other common names: Rough Cinquefoil, Strawberry Weed. I let this plant grow in my garden because I thought it was a wild strawberry, only it grew and grew until it looked like this:
2008 June 24
2008 June 24
... a little reminiscent of "Jack and the Beanstalk" perhaps?!
I love your photographs! I have been a wildflower devotee all my life, and yet it is only now in my 40s that I have the time and discipline to make a serious study of them. Beautiful stuff here.
I love your June 24 photo of the Norwegion cinquefoil. I enjoy it in my garden too. For it's dark and beautiful leaves, and for a little sprinkle of yellow. I love it that you mention the fairies in your blog. It's a Fairy world out there!
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I love your photographs! I have been a wildflower devotee all my life, and yet it is only now in my 40s that I have the time and discipline to make a serious study of them. Beautiful stuff here.
Wonderful!!!
a kindred spirit
I am from the Yukon
jozien.blogspot.com
Hi again,
I was actually surfing the net,
trying to find that the astragulus agrestis is very fragrant.
or am I the only one that knows?
Thanks Cicero!
I took my husband with me for a snif. And my Astragulus agrestis do smell sweet.
It's all a mystery.
I love your June 24 photo of the Norwegion cinquefoil. I enjoy it in my garden too. For it's dark and beautiful leaves, and for a little sprinkle of yellow.
I love it that you mention the fairies in your blog. It's a Fairy world out there!
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