“Corn poppies, (Papaver rhoeas), also known as Flanders poppies, field poppies or Shirley poppies, are hardy annuals with vividly colored, papery red, pink or white blooms that rise above lacy foliage. The fuzzy stems reach heights of 2 feet and more at maturity. Easily grown by seed, corn poppies are often planted by state highway departments for spectacular displays of color along roadsides across the nation.” (Source)
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Stunning photo Jackie π
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Thanks so much! π
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You’re welcome Jackie π
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So pretty! π
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Thank you! π
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What a truly beautiful photoβ¦really well done. regards, Sue
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Thanks so much and I apologize for not replying right away. I mistakenly overlooked your comment in the moderation folder.
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No problems at all Jackie. Glad you saw it and appreciated it.
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Wonderful shot, dear Jackie… Happy weekend to you! Aquileana β
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Thank you! π
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what a beauty π
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I’m so glad you like it. π
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This is so pretty.
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I’m so glad you like it. π
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What a gorgeous flower. You photographs are so beautiful!
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Thanks so much! π
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Looks like paper, an origami! π
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Nature is amazing like that! π
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Yes, isn’t it!
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I only see red poppies here, so that is so unique and a beautiful color π
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I grew this one myself. It was one of the seeds in a seed pack of mixed wildflowers. What a treat it was to find this one a couple of mornings ago. π
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Gosh! That’s a stunning flower! It looks like the frills on a Flamenco dress! Lovely shot! π
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Thanks so much! You know you are right it does look like that. π
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Mother Nature always gets the best ideas first! We just tag along at the back by comparison! π
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You are very right about that! π
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The ones that I remember growing between corn fields were often bright red. A lovely memory.
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I’m so glad my photo reminded you of something nice. π
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We don’t see them any more here. What a beautiful flower it is, so delicate. And you took a great picture!
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Thank you very much! I grew this one myself. π
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That’s so nice Jackie!
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….it just sings!
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It must be happy! π
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Oooh its gorgeous Jackie!!! It looks just like crinkled tissue paper! A host of them would look amazing – such a great picture π
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Thank you so much!! I’m so happy you like it. π
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Is a beautiful Photoπ
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Thank you! π
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