We've planted a lot of coneflowers. I leave them for the gold finches after the petals drop. We have a flock of three pairs enjoying them. Haven't seen any babies, but I'm sure they are out there.
I love cone flowers and I've just planted them way too late. But some things happened they don't stop blooming that is why I like summer to be a little bit longer ^_^
Hello msdewberry, The Toaday's Flower Journey is such a wonderful way to experience Flowers from about the Earth... love very much your Coneflowers... their detailed tops almost seem too dense to be held up by their tall stems and delicate petals... maybe they have less petals to be free to concentrate on maintaining being upright and so keep their topknot inplace.
Thank you for the sharing and invitation Good wishes from Magda in Australia
They are one of my favorites too.
ReplyDeleteI don't have any left with petals.
Beautiful shots!
We've planted a lot of coneflowers. I leave them for the gold finches after the petals drop. We have a flock of three pairs enjoying them. Haven't seen any babies, but I'm sure they are out there.
ReplyDeleteVery nice pictures, you make great shots ...
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I love cone flowers and I've just planted them way too late. But some things happened they don't stop blooming that is why I like summer to be a little bit longer ^_^
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awesome photos! the first photo is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteHello msdewberry,
ReplyDeleteThe Toaday's Flower Journey is such a wonderful way to experience Flowers from about the Earth... love very much your Coneflowers... their detailed tops almost seem too dense to be held up by their tall stems and delicate petals... maybe they have less petals to be free to concentrate on maintaining being upright and so keep their topknot inplace.
Thank you for the sharing and invitation
Good wishes from Magda in Australia