The Flower Pot

I love to take photographs of flowers and I have a photographic library full of them. As much as I love flowers, especially wildflowers, I am notoriously bad at growing them. I plan to post shots of cultivars and wildflowers in a wide range of colors and from a wide range of places.

Tuesday, June 22, 2010

Spurge Nettle

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Spurge Nettle (aka Tread Softly, Finger Rot); Cnidoscolus stimulosus
Taken: 6/15/2010
Along Lee Road 212, Ladonia, AL
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Posted by Chattahoochee Valley Daily at 12:00 PM

2 comments:

Maia T said...

Lovely compositions. It's amazing how gret photos the little wildflowers can make.
Excellent details of this spiky plant in your first photo.

6/24/2010 12:05 AM
Rosie @ Centre of Interest said...

I've never heard of this little wild flower before. The wildflowers just like Maia has said make excellent subjects to photo - my problem is trying to identify them and put a name to them before I publish the photos on the blog.

Great photos and its nice to be able to see the surrounding area where the little flowers are growing.

6/24/2010 9:42 AM

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