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Primrose Vine
travlndon
An array of Mexican primrose on an expanding vine among the grasses of our front yard high alpine meadow.
Posted to Floral and Fauna about 2864 days ago, 0 comment(s)
Maroon Lily and Ice Plant
travlndon
A deep maroon lily growing in our flower bed is framed by its neighboring ice plant.
Posted to Floral and Fauna about 2864 days ago, 0 comment(s)
Mexican Primrose
travlndon
A single Mexican primrose close up. This plant is far more aggressive than expected, the vines are expanding across our high alpine meadow.
Posted to Floral and Fauna about 2864 days ago, 0 comment(s)
White Veronicaf
travlndon
Forgot to turn on my water before the recent heat wave in Colorado's Front Range, these white veronica's are struggling to bloom.
Posted to Floral and Fauna about 2864 days ago, 0 comment(s)
Blue Veronica
travlndon
Blue veronica beginning to bloom among a colorful collection of xeriscaped, high alpine meadow flowers and grasses in our front yard.
Posted to Floral and Fauna about 2864 days ago, 0 comment(s)
Lavender Bloom
travlndon
A single lavender bloom begins to show forth from our High Mountain Meadow, xeriscape front yard.
Posted to Floral and Fauna about 2864 days ago, 0 comment(s)
A Trio of Goblins
travlndon
Like the brilliant reds and yellows of these Goblin Blanket Flowers, native to Colorado's high mesa prairie ecosystem.
An 11 X 14 version was my 1st professional, framed sale to a friend for her new apartment.
Posted to Floral and Fauna about 2864 days ago, 0 comment(s)
Daisy Trio
travlndon
Another of a series of Shasta daisies for Limes Wright comparison with UK coastal daisies.
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Daisy Duo
travlndon
A scraggly pair of Shasta daisies standing tall in our High Alpine Meadow, front yard, near Denver International Airport. Taken to share with Limes Wright after an excellent shot of UK seacoast Moon daisies.
Posted to Floral and Fauna about 2864 days ago, 0 comment(s)
Colorado Gold Gazania
travlndon
Drought resistance is the driving force in our selection of trees, bushes and flowers in our garden. Here the bedding flower was bred for high mesa areas, the Colorado Gold Gazania. Their rayed flowers close in the afternoon, also, called treasure flower.
Posted to Floral and Fauna about 3065 days ago, 0 comment(s)