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Public Gardens, Boston, Massachusetts
I think these are orange coreopsis, but am not certain. Actually, they are cosmos sulphureus it turns out.
E-620/G.Zuiko AUTO-S 50mmF1.4
ペンスケッチ展7、明日17:00までです。
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ペンスケッチ展7に参加しています。
会場：ギャラリールデコ2F
期間：6月14日（火）～19日（日）
時間：11時～19時（最終日のみ～17時）
在廊は17（金）PM、19（日）PM
According to the wikipedia, Cosmos sulphrreus is also known as Sulfur Cosmos and Yellow Cosmos.
Cosmos sulphureus (commonly Sulfur Cosmos, or Yellow Cosmos) (wikipedia)
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1. Canna Lily, 2. Canna during and after flowering, 3. Butterfly on Buddleja, 4. Hibiscus rosa-sinensis, 5. Lantana camara 'Piñata', 6. Cosmos sulphureus - Yellow Cosmos, 7. Buddleja davidii 'Honeycomb', 8. Miniature Rose, 9. Echeveria secunda flowering, 10. Canna Lily hybrid in autumn, 11. Echinacea paradoxa - Yellow Coneflower, 12. Cotyledon orbiculata, 13. Prickly Pear Cactus
As winter approaches, I find myself missing the warmth of summer. This photo mosaic reminds me of that which has passed and will return again. Most of the images are from my garden; a few are nursery plants that caught my fancy.
I've started a new photo group today; Botanic Mosaic.
I'd wanted to push the limits, to see what this greenhouse could do, but saturday night I broke down and put a heater in there. And a good thing, too, or I'm afraid all would have been lost, as it reached 37 degrees F in there, even with the heater on full blast, by Sunday morning (our so-called avg. last frost date).
Neighbors down the road had 25 and I suspect we may have even gone lower.
Despite being covered with sheets most of the zinnias and cosmos sulphureus didn't make it, and eve E's burr oak tree was affected and the cole crops are OK but weren't thrilled. After the disappointment, am trying now to focus on what did make it through unscathed.