(Photograph copyright 2012 by Dan Routh)
Cone flowers in a garden. Grays Chapel, North Carolina.
Cone Flowers Again
Category: Flowers
Zinnias
Zinnias bloom in my son Tristan’s garden in Grays Chapel, North Carolina. The brilliant flowers attracts pollinators to vegetable gardens. They’re pretty and they benefit the vegetables at the same time.
(Photographs copyright 2012 by Dan Routh)
Daisies in the Vineyard
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Daisies bloom among the vines at Stonefield Cellars vineyard and winery near Stokesdale, North Carolina.
Cone Flower
Purple cone flowers in a neighbor’s garden near Grays Chapel, North Carolina.
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Hydrangeas
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Hydrangeas are a staple shrub around southern homes, and the ones in my yard in Grays Chapel, North Carolina are particularly beautiful this year.
Clemitis
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Clemitis, Grays Chapel, North Carolina.
Donna’s Rose
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The old fashioned climbing rose is early and full this year in my back yard in Grays Chapel, North Carolina. My parents always called it “Donna’s Rose” because it bloomed around my late sister’s birthday.
Daisies
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Daisies on a neighbor’s farm. Grays Chapel, North Carolina.
Buttercups
A sure sign of spring in North Carolina, buttercups are bloomong in the pastures. They are beautiful, but cattle won’t eat them and they are basically noxious weeds.
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Dogwood
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Dogwood blossoms, Grays Chapel, North Carolina.
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