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| Dandelions are usually thought of as being a weed. Personally I believe they have one of the most beautiful yellow flowers. They are also a food source for ants and bees. |
Wednesday, May 23, 2018
Dandelion
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It looks like the sun, so cute you caught that bee inside!
ReplyDelete...just one? I have a bunch if you'd like more!
ReplyDeleteI like to see this beautiful sun on my screen
ReplyDeleteA big pain in the A*** brought to England as salad a delicacy for the rich, problem is every one has it now and I would rather get it out of my garden, especially my lawn
ReplyDeleteThey can be very pretty and I've always liked them, except when my folks said to dig 'em up. But then it wasn't the dandelions I didn't like, it was the digging! Very nice macro, Andy! We don't have very many here...in fact, I can't remember when I last saw a dandelion.
ReplyDeleteand salad and wine . . . You know what they say; a weed is just a misplaced flower.
ReplyDeleteWhile their flower makes for a beautiful macro photo, they seem to grow quite well in my lawn. No way to stop them short of chemical attack, which I won't do.
ReplyDeleteAny plant with pretty blooms is worth a little tip of the hat!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful smiling dandelion! And a first bee feasting.
ReplyDeleteSuch a delight to look at this image!!!
I like them. We've got them in plenty here at present.
ReplyDeleteThe bee doesn't mind feeding off a dandelion. My wife loves them and sometimes I bring a bunch of them home to put in a vase. Makes her very happy.
ReplyDeletedu soleil dans les prés
ReplyDeleteYou would love our place. We have about an acre of these plants. Unfortunately, the blossoms turn into seed puffs pretty fast. I'm told the plants have a lot of antioxidants and are nutritious. I can't interest anyone in coming to our house to harvest them. You're certainly welcome any time you get down this way!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful capture.
ReplyDeleteTo bee or not to bee... I don't mind the dandelions, but I don't want to mow around them. We let mason bees have a home in the nooks and crannies by our front door.
ReplyDeleteThey sure are a hardy plant, growing anywhere and everywhere!
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