“If you look online to find out what they are, you may wonder, “Why are bluets called Quaker ladies?” Info on wildflower bluets says the petite little mounds of sky blue flowers are so named because their shape is similar to that of the hats once worn regularly by women of the Quaker faith. Other info says they’re called Quaker lady bluets because the pale color of the flower is similar to the shades of fabric used in making dresses worn by Quaker ladies.” (To read more about this flower click here)
16 thoughts on “Day 89: Quaker Lady Bluets”
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How pretty!
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I’m so glad you like it! 🙂
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How gorgeous dear Jackie! 💫 ❤ 💫
Best wishes! Aquileana ⭐
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Thank you! 🙂
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Gorgeous photo Jackie. And what pretty flowers, I haven’t heardof them before! I love the suggestions for the name “Quaker Lady”. 😊
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Thanks so much, Christine! 🙂 xx
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What an interesting story about a pretty little flower. Your great photos are always good to see and so often you teach us things!
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Thank you so much, Nancy! It means a lot to me that you say that. 🙂
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I love these little flowers – so pretty! 🙂
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They are lovely! They remind me of forget-me-nots. 🙂
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They do! Though I was just thinking…if buttercups could be blue, this is what they could look like 🙂 Though, whatever they remind us of..their beauty is their own 😀
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Very, very true! 😀
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They’re very pretty ladies, that’s for sure! 🙂
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Indeed! 🙂
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Hello, ladies! What beauties.
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One of many that nature showcases this time of year! 😉
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