I have no clue what they are, but they look pretty!
Ich habe keine Ahnung was das ist, aber sie sehen schoen aus~
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Welcome to my Blog! Thanks for stopping by! I would like to show my friends and family the beautiful world around me. I was born in Germany but live in Upstate New York for 19 years now. I love it! <>Das Los ist mir gefallen auf liebliches Land; mir ist ein schönes Erbteil geworden Psalm 16:6 <> *Click on the photos and they enlarge!*
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- Gudl
- I love life. I am pretty happy and content with the world around me and with myself. I love the Lord.
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- More Wildflowers....
- Raccoons like the Sweet Nectar, too!
- Hummingbird Feeder
- On Our Way to Town
- Deer in the Little Forest
- Wild Strawberries in the Little Forest
- Pretty in Blue
- Today's Color is Purple ;-)
- And so on...
- Wildflowers continued...
- Blueberries
- Berries in the Little Forest
- Watching the Grass Grow
- Snakes in the Little Forest
- Heron
- Glorious Morning in the Little Forest
- Right across from us
- Lake View
- Couldn't resist....
- Gone Fishing ;-))
- More Wildflowers
- Blackberry Blossoms
- Wild Roses in the Little Forest
- Independence Day
- Happy 4th of July!
- Another Blooming Clover
- Shamrock - Kleeblatt
- Watching the Grass Grow ;-)
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Dieses schöne Blümchen hat den Namen Blutwurz
Blütezeit Mai bis August
Schon in der Antike wurde diese Pflanze als Heilpflanze genutzt.
Und auch heute verwendet man die Inhaltsstoffe des Wurzelstockes pharmazeutisch,vor allem für die Herstellung von Mundwassern und zum Blutstillen.
Aha! Vielen Dank Jutta!
Sehen auf jeden Fall sehr schön aus!
I don't know what they are either, God's jewels? :O)
Sehr schön!
Something so lovely and delicate in a wild flower...I kind of like not knowing its name...like it's God's secret!
Ja, sieht schön aus!
Gibts von dieser Pflanze nicht auch einen Schnaps? Mama?
Ich meine, den haben wir öfter im Bayerischen Wald gekauft?
Did you seed them or did they just spring up on their own?
Isn't it amazing what will grow wild?
Beautiful~
doesn't matter what they are -- they're beautiful :)
Ne Petra der hiess Bärwurz:-)
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