Bobbi says So that's what lungwort looks like!
Sandee says I see spring has sprung in your neck of the woods.
Sherry says That's lungwort? I didn't know.
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Wordless Wednesday - 97
Posted by Julia Phillips Smith at 2:28 AM 4 comments
Labels: gardening, Lungwort, Pulmonaria, Spring, Wordless Wednesday
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Thursday Thirteen - 75 - 13 Nova Scotia Wildflower Shots
1 - A butterfly sits on a thistle-like Knapweed out at my sister's boyfriend's cottage in Musquodoboit.
2 - Pearly Ever lasting and Butter-and-Eggs in my side garden.
3 - Daisy Fleabane in Mom's flowerbed around the base of a maple tree.
4 - Another Knapweed from the woodland garden in our yard.
5 - Purple Beach Peas out at White Point Beach where we had our writers' retreat.
6 - Meadow Rue and mixed wildflowers in the marshy shore by the cottage where we had our writers' retreat.
7 - These seem like a type of wild Mallow which were out at Eastern Passage in the marshy shoreline.
8 - Spotted Touch-me-Not, also growing along the shore at Eastern Passage. These wildflowers also grow in the dappled shade of the woods near my home.
9 - Gorgeous yellow Tansy out at Eastern Passage.
10 - Rosehips along Lower Water Street near Pier 21 in Halifax.
11 - A beautiful male pheasant that got lost in our yard last fall, among the Lungwort. We'd never had a pheasant drop by before, and haven't since. He eventually found his way back to the woods.
12 - These yellow flowers grow all over the beaches here in Nova Scotia, but I can't seem to find out what they're called. But I love how they tumble over the coastline.
13 - Bunch berry along the coast at White Point Beach.
Posted by Julia Phillips Smith at 7:50 PM 20 comments
Labels: Bunchberry, Butter-and-Eggs, Fleabane, Knapweed, Lungwort, Nova Scotia, Pearly-Everlasting, Pheasant, Wildflowers


