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Wednesday, 22 February 2012

Carmine's winter flowers, No. 5

A warm and sunny day today which saw us out on the little piazza by the church, soaking up the rays. The snow on the sentiero is almost gone, and the water supply is back in action.



Another of Carmine's winter flowers - one I haven't seen before, and one I can't name. Anyone?

5 comments:

  1. Nancy/BLissed-Out GrandmaFriday, 24 February, 2012

    It's lovely. I wonder what it is.

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  2. chrysalisFriday, 24 February, 2012

    Don't know this one, Louise. Lovely picture though and I am glad you are back to normal with water and white goods!

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  3. LindyLouMacSaturday, 25 February, 2012

    It may be Queen Annes Lace Louise, I know it says it is a summer wild flower but it does also say it has a pink tinge when opening in this article, interesting.
    http://www.flowersociety.org/queen-annes-lace-plant-study.html

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  4. KarinTuesday, 13 March, 2012

    My first thought was Queen Anne's Lace and then I saw LindyLouMac had the same idea! Seems to me that folks have said it was more a weed than wild flower - can't remember. I love them though!

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  5. Travel Packages blog | Travel Deals blogThursday, 22 March, 2012

    I love Natural beauty.

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