




Thanks for your help.
A journey of exploration and discovery of who I am becoming during the aging process. A great big bang-up HURRAH! that I'm alive. A lot of talk about sundry and miscellaneous stuff & nonsense that may or may not have relevance; they may not even make sense (remember, I'm menopausal!). But I'm hoping they'll be fun.
Sorry! I thought I could return to a normal schedule. But my sense of 'normal' has changed. After the past 5 years of various ailm...
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I'm absolutely no help at all when it comes to naming wild flowers, but they are very beautiful!
The second one looks like a Daisy of some sort. Sorry, not much help here either.
Hi Sandy,
I have the first one as well...I received a small transplant last year from my daughter in law, and the plant is now ten times the size. She told me it's called "Bride and Groom". Not sure what your second one is.
Sandy...thank you for your visit and following...I believe the pink flower is a wild geranium and the second one does look like some type of daisy.
I am looking forward to reading your past posts!
Hello Sandy, It was nice to have you visit my humble little blog and leave a compliment on my doodles. I do hope you will come back and visit sometime. I am going to take time to explore your blog a little more. I have enjoyed what i have read so far. You are a good writer and very witty! Don't be surprised if i don't pop on as a follower. :0) Dee
Hm, cannot help identify the mystery flowers, but they are beautiful. I also like those in your flower boxes. The colors stand out brightly, even on a cloudy day.
I am in agreement with wanda...I have a girl friend who lives in your area. I still want her to show me photos of her flowers too!!!
Sandy, the first is definitely a cranesbill geranium, but I don't recognize the second. I'll see if I can find it for you.
I had no luck researching the white flower. It looks a lot like a zinnia, but the leaves are wrong. I'll keep looking.
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