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Love dandelions. Eat the tender underleaves in salad, make wine (which I can't) out of the flowers. |
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A strawberry fetus hides in there. |
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The crabapple is especially colorful in its inaugural year. |
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This violet is a suprrise gift for someone (it'll decorate a brownie). |
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This is forsythia, which heralds spring, even when it's not coming. |
Ran upon some pals on Roanoke City Market at lunchtime who were photographing flowers at a
farmer's stand. Pansies, I think. I asked what specifically they were doing and was told "macro photography." I asked why they needed to come down to the market for that, why didn't they just go to the back yard.
Here's what I got in my back yard a few minutes ago.
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