Purple Delight by helanker
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Description
I should ask Andrea about the name, because I dont know. :)
OH!! so it is called AGERATUM... now i found out it is called Blue Tassel in Denmark ... well of course..It does look like blue tassels :)
Thank you for the help Andrea :-)
FULL SIZE for total delight.
Have a lovely day.
We have had both sunny and cloudy weather and a bit windy too. No rain :)
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Comments (19)
Beautiful capture- Nicely done
Wonderful capture Helle. God bless.
I really love this colorful capture, Helle. These are some of the most beautiful flowers I have ever seen
Lovely pic Helle. Andrea will know!
Ageratum. I have grown a huge number from seed this year..if you lived a lot closer you could have a few dozen! The insects really loved them last year so I grew them again this year. Superb detailed photo, Helle!
Wow fantastic colors. I have never seen them in this color.
a beautiful colour explosion
Never seen one of those. Nice shot!
Splendid composition and colors my friend
This is a gorgeous shot! I love these little beauties.
very lovely shot
Very beautiful capture with marvelous colors.Thank you Helle!
Perfect DOF Helle. Andrew
lovely
What unusual & beautiful flowers - they sort of look like undersea anemones...
I like seeing them in all phases of opening. What a great image!
Marvelous images !
beautiful flowers and colors.
Brilliant! I love the color and the fact that they're not all open at the same time. There are the ones that are still getting dressed, and they look like little scales, and then there are the ones open in full bloom, like little purple afros! How wonderful! This is perfect! Do they have a smell?