these are so pretty and I have not seen any goldenrod in many years. when i first got married in 1963, i picked this beauty and stood them in vases in our tiny apartment. i had no idea what an allergy was or that the new husband had allergies... boy was there a lot of sneezing going on
I can't wait for the goldenrod to come back; I think they're so pretty. Beautifully photographed Amy! I especially love the second one bordered by the white weeds (Queen Anne's lace?) and the fall colors in the background.
Very nice images of goldenrod...I seldom see it that I don't think of Helen Hunt Jackson's poem that starts out with 'The goldenrod is yellow, the corn is turning brown, the trees in apple orchard with fruit are bending down...."
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Beautiful photos!!!
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these are so pretty and I have not seen any goldenrod in many years. when i first got married in 1963, i picked this beauty and stood them in vases in our tiny apartment. i had no idea what an allergy was or that the new husband had allergies... boy was there a lot of sneezing going on
I can't wait for the goldenrod to come back; I think they're so pretty. Beautifully photographed Amy! I especially love the second one bordered by the white weeds (Queen Anne's lace?) and the fall colors in the background.
Beautiful photos. Lots of both around here and I love it's bright gold in the landscape.
Goldenrod is the State Flower of Nebraska and you captured it beautifully, Amy!
Robyn stole my thunder. Lol. Thankfully, ragweed is not the state flower of Nebraska. :)
Great wildflower shots ~ beautiful! ~ carol, ^_^
Very pretty gold- love the first shot!
Goldenrod sounds much classier! Lovely photos that you took. Very detailed.
Beautiful! I didn't know the difference.
Both sure cause problems in the sneeze department! Lovely captures♫ My Rurality: http://lauriekazmierczak.com/648/
Oooh pretty photos! We have a lot of this growing in our woods right now.
I didn't know that either! Looking fallish in your photos.
Very nice images of goldenrod...I seldom see it that I don't think of Helen Hunt Jackson's poem that starts out with 'The goldenrod is yellow,
the corn is turning brown, the trees in apple orchard with fruit are bending down...."
Someday I'm going to show up at your door and twist your arm to give me some photography lessons!
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