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Inspired by my newly flowering Dicentra. Craft wire, seed beads and a cats eye bead. Not the greatest pic - tried to catch the last of the evening light, not entirely successfully! ;)
In my garden 134/365 My sons gave me this plant 25 years ago. I transplanted it when we moved here. It does fantastic in the new spot. I'm happy to see it every spring.
This is an image I took last spring (well couple of springs ago) so here it is. Happy Valentines everyone! Didn't want to miss this Monday's challenge, have missed a few last ones.
Homalanthus populifolius is the Australian Bleeding Heart Tree also known as the Queensland Poplar. Photographed in Sydney.
I love when the camera captures things I missed with the naked eye, like the condensation in the white part of this bleeding heart blossom--so cool!
One of the plants in the front yard. A flower with great color and shape.
Taken with my old Rokkor-X lens on the Sony a6000.
This year I made a real effort to get out between rain showers and photograph some of the flowers blooming in my garden. The old fashioned bleeding heart is also known as lady’s locket and lady in a boat. This classic perennial is well loved for its early blooms and ability to thrive under myriad conditions. Generally, the cooler the location, the longer the blooms will last. Most species come from the forest floors of deep woods and moist canyons and are thus well acclimatized to shade gardens.
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I moved to a new community last summer. Now that spring is here, I had to seek out new bleeding hearts to photograph. What would spring be without them? I found them in the local park that Janice and I visit most.
Deutschheim State Historic Site, Hermann, Missouri
The back yard of the Strehly house is planted in old flowers and a three tiered kitchen garden. Among the flowers are bleeding hearts.
"Goldfinch Bleeding Heart" by Patti Deters. A yellow Goldfinch clings to the stem of a bleeding heart while the rest of the flock flits and plays in the cherry trees in the background. This painterly scene is a composite from several photos of these songbirds from my own backyard - and the flowers are from my own garden. If you like this image, I invite you to please share or see my main image gallery (avian, wildlife, and more) at patti-deters.pixels.com. patti-deters.pixels.com/featured/goldfinch-bleeding-heart...
Everything is starting to bloom in the valley. These are especially beautiful in my eyes. Hope everyone has a great weekend.
A little Bleeding Heart flower that was growing at the Reader Rock Garden on July 28th, Thank goodness for those archives that we all have : )
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"I'm bleeding out
Said if the last thing that I do
Is to bring you down
I'll bleed out for you
So I bear my skin
And I count my sins
And I close my eyes
And I take it in
And I'm bleeding out
I'm bleeding out for you"
-Imagine Dragons
My emotions are bleeding out of me all the time. Sometimes they are constant sometimes not. If you really knew what I was thinking, then you would truly know how I feel about everything in this world. Songs inspire me to take photographs and make them. I used red thread to signify blood in my own way.