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Amee'z Flowah Kollecshun iz a kollecshun ov Amee'z flowah picchas frum 2005 tah da present. Amee uzed key wurds in da metadata saved wid each piccha tah organize dem into a kollecshun. Da entire kollecshun consists ov 491 picchas! Da 67 in da slide shoo r edited down tah da best picchas. |
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5 comments:
Linda's sister Mary is coming for Thanksgiving and she knows her flowers. I'll ask her. Linda might know too.
Ia m going to ask Anita, she knows a lot of flowers too. She has enough of them in her gardens!
Anita says, "Do you know where the flower was growing? it looks something like "white lettuce; rattlesnake root"-in my wildflower book."
It was a filler flower in a ShopRite Free bouquet. But I agree it does look like a lettuce, but the stalk is very woody, similar to wild astor or goldenrod. Leaf is not trip-veined like goldenrod, but similar to astor. The mystery remains.
Upon discarding the spend Turkey bouquet with mystery filler flowers, I discovered the remaining water was red - as in red food color - I can therefore deduct that the filler flower could be goldenrod that had been set in a container of red food colored water to achieve the special color effect. I used to do this with Queen Anne's Lace and celery stalks when I was a kid (really, I was once a kid!)
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