The Day of the Triffids was a book by John Wyndham, featuring an aggressive species of plant (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Day_of_the_Triffids) – the angle of your shot put me in mind of this, I don’t really know why……
These are really interesting flowers Mike.. Psychedelic properties by any chance? If not, they really should have looking the way they do. Very pretty at any rate. 🙂
A wise commenter has told me what they are called and a Google search
proves him correct…. Geum triflorum, prairie smoke. An iconic flower of North American grasslands.
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Wow! Those are gorgeous! Nice find, Mike. 🙂
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Hi Lori. Thanks.
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Geum triflorum, prairie smoke. An iconic flower of North American grasslands.
Best,
D
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Well that’s interesting. I’ll give it a Google.
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You are correct. Thanks!
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Triffids??…..
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That sounds like something decidedly English. Like a pasty. I never heard of a triffid.
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The Day of the Triffids was a book by John Wyndham, featuring an aggressive species of plant (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Day_of_the_Triffids) – the angle of your shot put me in mind of this, I don’t really know why……
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Someone commented: Geum triflorum, prairie smoke. An iconic flower of North American grasslands.
And they, and you, were correct. Thanks Susan.
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Happy Independence Day, Mike and family!
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Same to you Adrienne. Thank you friend.
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Really nice!
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Nice, thank you.
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These are really interesting flowers Mike.. Psychedelic properties by any chance? If not, they really should have looking the way they do. Very pretty at any rate. 🙂
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I did not taste them, but I guess I should have 😉
Thanks Adrian.
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gorgeous!!
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Thank you very much.
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A weed is just a flower in the wrong place!
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Yes, I considered that. Thank you.
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There is definitely undefined beauty in these unidentified flowers/weeds.
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A wise commenter has told me what they are called and a Google search
proves him correct…. Geum triflorum, prairie smoke. An iconic flower of North American grasslands.
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I haven’t seen them before, beautiful flowers. Thank you dear Mike, have a nice weekend, love, nia
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Thank you Nia. You too have a great weekend.
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They’re beautiful. I like their name (Prairie Smoke), too. 🙂
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Agreed. Prairie smoke is very cool and suggests native Americans had a hand in the naming.
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I wish we had this beautiful wildflowers here too 🙂
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I would send you some but they would be dead and wrinkled when you got them. You are a German wildflower in your own right, Frauke.
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❤ ❤ ❤
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Wonderful photo Mike.
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Thank you!
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great capture Mike
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Thank you Maureen.
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Those are so unique! Nice find Mike!
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I agree, they are unique to my experience. Thank you.
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Nice find and capture!
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Thank you very much.
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Very pretty.
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Thanks Pat.
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Gorgeous! Happy 4th of July Mike and Pumpkin and family! Hugz Lisa and Bear
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Oh you two! Happy 4th and Bear don’t be afraid of the fireworks.
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Magnificient flower
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Cool, eh?
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Beautiful..! Great shot..
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Thank you very much.
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Even if they’re weeds, they’re still gorgeous, Mike! 🙂
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And it turns out they are flowers, as pointed out by a previous comment. Thank you, my sweet friend.
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Magnificent pic and colours.
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Thank you very much.
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Those flowers are so beautiful!
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Yes they are. Thanks!
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