Copyright: Original post from Our Plot at Green Lane Allotments http://glallotments.blogspot.co.uk/ author S Garrett
7 months ago
Wednesday, September 11
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Well, that's sunshine on a stalk. Very pretty.
ReplyDeleteIt's the only sunshine we have at the moment, Jo
ReplyDeleteThat really is Sunshine isn't it! It's fabulous how vibrant and sunny Yellow can make a border look even on a gloomy day.
ReplyDeleteThe day that I took the photos it was bright and sunny, Linda but you are right they provide a patch of sunlight when it's gloomy too
DeleteLovely. I've been tiptoeing round photographing the last of the flowers today as well. Let's hope autumn isn't too hasty in arriving.
ReplyDeleteI hope it last CJ as I have a Michaelmas Daisy Purple Dome that didn't get round to flowering last year and I'd really like to see it flower this year.
DeleteAhhhhh....a sight for sore eyes! Gorgeous!xxxx
ReplyDeleteThank you, Snowbird
DeleteThis post is a timely reminder that I must find a camera that does close up shots. And also that Rudbeckia should be on the shopping list for next spring.
ReplyDeleteChristine in Alaska, no yellow flowers...yet
My camera is just set to the widest angle setting and then I ger up close to the subject and the camera does the rest. Also being a high res camera I can crop in to get the detailed close-ups.
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