(Not) Digitalis by auntietk
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This is digitalis, better known as foxglove. Check it out in full view - it looks frosted, doesn't it? I didn't do that in postwork - it came that way! :)
Another shot from Ann's wonderful garden, taken last July.
Sorry - when I go to Ann's the sneak factor is always zero. She calls me and gives me a list of things that are in bloom, and I go out and take pictures when she thinks there's enough stuff to shoot!
Spring hasn't quite sprung around here, but it's getting ready! I've got two daffodils in bloom, and the heather is gorgeous right now. There are a few very early flowering cherries just starting up, and there's a certain variety of pale pink rhododendron that blooms in February and March.
The orchestra is tuning up! :)
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Edit note: Dang! Dennis and Deb are right - these don't look like foxglove! (Although the foxglove in my garden is ALL purple!) I don't think they're canterbury bells, though.
Andrea? Chris?
Help!
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Second edit note: I asked Ann -- this is penstemon.
Comments (51)
Tara this is a beautiful capture, Your notes on springtime are a joy to read. Roll on Springtime I say... Hugs. Diane.
Lovely light and a perfect details ;O)
Oh Tara, such fantastic colors and DOF... a gorgeous shot my friend!
Good for heart. Excellent !
Superb colours in this perfect closeup shot. Excellent photography!
Never seen foxglove in person, so I can't help :o) ...really cool pic though !
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m with campanula aswell as thats what it is :o)..foxglove have flowers that grow up the tall stem but not in groups like this and also foxgoves stems are a lot thicker .all thats left to say now is i think you threw me out with the writing post as i didnt see the last pic till just now lol :o)..superb capture tara it truly is a fantastic pic mickWell I wouldn't mind having them grow in my garden. Very lovey flowers and capture of them.
Hi Tara sure is nice day here enjoyed your flowers such sweetness awesome can smile warm hug with love, Linda
Wonderful Work!!!
Great image!!!
so splendid.
Cool and beautiful flower, excellent capture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Gorgeous shot.
wonderful looking
It almost looks like a type of delphinium....whatever it is, it's a lovely flower very well captured!
Looks like "Alice Hindley". Very pretty colour. ;-)
Gorgeous macro! beautiful flowers :D
Super shot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yes, they do look frosted. Gorgeous!
Absolutely magnificent............