In every meadow nook
Make astors in the brook
(these lines are from September by Helen Hunt Jackson.)
I am not positive I have these correctly identified. I was reading this poem and had to look sedges to see what they are. I clicked on images and scrolled down and the top one was included. I think it is so pretty.
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These pictures are amazing; something I don't really see or notice anywhere. The first one is so pretty, and really looks like fall.
Very pretty photos, Rose. Enjoy your day.
Beautiful and love the quote!
Lovely pictures and beautiful quote to accompany them.
I'm not sure what the first photo is of but I sure do like it a LOT!
the first one would make a great Christmas tree ornament, pick it, dry it and even spray it... both are fantastic fotos
Beautiful shots and poem too. I don't know about it being a sedge but it is beautiful. I remember a poem to describe different grasses and one part was "sedges have edges" meaning the shape of the stem---so who knows. Funny the things one remembers. Whatever the shot is beautiful. MB
I especially like the "burst" effect of the first blossom. The second has great color and detail.
Hey here it is--“Sedges have edges; rushes are round; grasses are hollow right up from the ground”.
That old thinking cap works once in awhile. Haha MB
These are both beauties - I like the quotes too.
Interesting photos,and the first one is really unusual...sedges, eh?
Beautiful fall flower! Not sure about that first one being a hedge...but it's gorgeous, none-the-less!
Beautiful photos!
Don't you just love Autumn??? I love the wildflowers of both Spring and of Fall... The first one you pictured looks SO much like Fall... NEAT!!!
Hugs,
Betsy
Autumn lovelies...thanks for sharing them
I like both of these very much. The first one is very unique looking and the lovely aster is very pretty.
Hi Rose, they are both beautiful! Love your photos.
What different and colorful flowers. Never saw them before. Enjoyed them as I love all blooms.
Gorgeous fall photos!
Both are very pretty! I have never seen nor heard of sedges before.
Lindy
Both are gorgeous :)
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