Nikon D3200, Sigma 18-300 DC Macro, Sigma AML-72 Macro Filter, Freehand shot
Nice shots. A flower is a weed that's been cultivated!
Depends upon who the gardner is.
Who cares! Nice shots of a very pretty subject
I have quite a few shot of this subject. Very Nice. I call it a wild flower.
Jim
Looks like an Aster, but that is probably wrong. Nice pic though.
Bill Munny wrote:
Looks like an Aster, but that is probably wrong. Nice pic though.
I thought so to but never planted Aster in my yard
Pretty flower. The definition of a weed is, a plant out of place.
sb
Loc: Florida's East Coast
parishard wrote:
Depends upon who the gardner is.
It mostly depends on where it happens to pop up - in the garden, it is a "weed". Elsewhere it is a "wildflower". When I lived on the high prairies of Colorado between Denver and Colorado Springs I had five acres around the house. I loved all the wildflowers that grew there. My neighbor kept offering to mow for me....
Nice shot.
Flower or weed? That all depends on whether or not you want it there. Anything growing where ones doesn’t want it is considered a weed, beautiful bloom or not.
Long ago I heard a definition of a weed: Something growing where you don't want it. Corn that comes up in the beans is weed. In a corn field, it's a crop. This is a wildflower, and they're beautiful.
Looks like a member of the "Aster" family (Asteraceae Compositae) of perennials, of which there are 600 species. They come in dwarf and large sizes and in several colors.
Bob
Native plant. But I grow a big patch of them in my backyard.
Whatever it is, it's beautiful and very nicely presented!
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