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Jun 03, 2006 12:26 |  #1

garden flowers buding or is it budding


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Jun 03, 2006 17:03 |  #2

Very nice! I like the depth of field on this one. Very smooth bokeh too!


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Jun 04, 2006 02:23 |  #3

Thats a beautiful shot.

Those look like flowers.

What kinda plant is it?


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Jun 04, 2006 02:27 |  #4

Really nice - I like the moodiness of the colours...


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Jun 04, 2006 06:42 as a reply to  @ pup's post |  #5

pup wrote:
Thats a beautiful shot.

Those look like flowers.

What kinda plant is it?

not really sure. I've planted so many different perennials that I have lost track of what is what




  
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Jun 04, 2006 07:58 |  #6

It is a bulb, a Nectaroscordum siculum. Looks even better when the flowers are finished and the seedpods arrive.

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