Purple Deadnettle by tmathise
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Description
This is Lamium Purpureum, more commonly referred to as Purple Deadnettle.
It grows all over the area of North Carolina I live in (Halifax County), and is soon to surely take over my lawn.
To see this plant in bloom click here.
Hope you enjoy your day, thanks for looking!
Comments (14)
get you a goat!!he will keep it under control. excellent macro Troy.
Beautifully presented and excellent macro ...have a wunderbar day hugs
beautiful marco!! such a pretty plant i dont think i would mind it growing in my yard at all!! ...
Bueatifully presented, great detail and textures in this macro:):):)...V
You make a wonderful presentation for this plant and an excellent macro! your another picture is also perfect in an another style! HAve a wonderful weekend Troy!
Justhad a look of this intriguing plant (and read your article...) Troy, you are much more than an excellent photographer ! :~)
just fantastic quality of macro..these always have such petite little flowers.. excellent presentation.. top class Troy .. hugs have a wondeful weekend my friend :)..
wonderfully seen.. should make for a fluffy yard? :]
amother beautiful composition and capture!!!!!
Love to see those Lamium-flowers, starting early in the year! Terrific capture Troy! :)
I have tried getting a good shot of this plant several times to little success. The foliage is very nice and cooperative but the little pink polka dotted flowers have avoided my attempts at getting them in focus, lol. I will folow the link and see if you did as well with those as with this. BTW this plant is very simialiar to Henbit and although you have identified it correctly, many will confuse the two. It is covering my yard in Texas also but the mower will be in use soon so no problem here.
wow ! so delicate and nice view - wonderful criss-cross done by nature ! extra colors !
Richard's right! Get a goat! We're even thinking of getting one so I don't have to kill myself mowing my yard this summer! Beautiful green leaves on this plant!
wow, what a super super work!!!! excellently done!!! :)