Growing in my garden, Aquilegia (Columbine, Granny's Bonnet) 'Nora Barlow' This Aquilegia is named after Emma Nora Barlow, the granddaughter of Charles Darwin. She edited and published examples of her grandfather's work which had previously been unseen.
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Magnificent blossom beautifully captured & shared. I love the delicate colors ;--)
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Hugs and blessings,
Very interesting to know about the history of the flower. Happy birthday to your daughter too. Crocheting is a good therapy for me. And fun to!
ReplyDeleteI like the color.I have never seen.
ReplyDeleteStrange and beautiful.
ReplyDeletebeautiful shots. My mom always loved columbine flowers. I have a hard time getting them to grow though. Hope you have a wonderful week.
ReplyDeleteVery vibrant color on this flower! Gorgeous!
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A beautiful pink Aquilegia.
ReplyDeleteNice shot up close! I always hear about that flower but I'm sure it thrives in colder temps..Have a wonderful weekend-
ReplyDeletebeautiful flowers. i love the purple color.
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