Beautiful, but so easy to grow it becomes a pest by planting itself.
But I like Dandelions.
(photos copied from web)
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Make a wish! What other flower does THAT for us?
ReplyDeleteI know. If they were difficult to grow they would be expensive.
DeleteBeautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteYou know, I completely agree with you. Dandelions are such a perfect example of natural beauty that's often overlooked. They truly are so easy to grow and can pop up everywhere, but there's something so cheerful and resilient about them. I like dandelions too.
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Lovely images.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan