This is the first new photo I've taken in over a month. Between a new job I've started, all the rain we've been having and a project I have going on (I have some chickens and I'm working on a coop for them) I haven't taken the time to photograph.
This blossom is growing in my flower garden, I planted it about 4 or 5 years ago as a rootlet but I don't remember what it is, it took this long to finally bloom.
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It is beautiful with the water drops on it. I'm surprised it took so long to bloom.
Very nice pic! It appears to be of the balsamroot family.
I dont know John, but its a lovely photo.
Lovly shot still wet from the shower.Thank the Lord fasting for gardening books! Your flower is a Rusbeckia laciniata, which is happy to grow in zones 3-10.
Welcome back John. A pretty flower portrait.
Beautiful portrait John!
I just came across your blog...am an avid "hunter" of wildflowers in S Dakota and we have a very similar flower here called the false sunflower, which looks like your photo. FYI!
Beautiful photo John! I have no idea what it is though.
Yes, we have had more than enough rain!
Welcome back john wonderful photo ........
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I think that's a helinium or 'false sunflower.' My mother used to call them 'Outhouse roses' because they were often grown beside outhouses to disguise them. Very tall, 6-8ft if it's the one I'm thinking of. Beautiful botanical.
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