Mr Mike's marigolds are still blooming away~
Molly
Friday, September 27, 2019
Nature Friday
We are joining Rosy and Arty today for Nature Friday~
Mr Mike's marigolds are still blooming away~
Are so are Miss Jan's sunflowers. We found a bee too, Rosy and Arty!
We found crab apples~ Hi Mitch♥
We think these are berries are on a Jack in the Pulpit wildflower. We've never seen a cluster so large before.
We found purple asters~
And we found red salvia among the money plants~
The silver dollars look like they have a pearl effect. They're so pretty!
We found bladderwort along Farmer Will's fields~
I am the Queen of my hickory tree stump!
Happy Friday, everybuddy☺
Love ya lots♥
Molly
Mr Mike's marigolds are still blooming away~
Molly
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Molly you are Queen of all you survey and you have a very handy hickory throne. The silver dollars are so pretty. Your neighborhood has beautiful flowers. Thank you for the grand tour
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Happy Nature Friday to the undisputed Queen of the Hickory stump. As always we loved your flowers.
ReplyDeleteToodle pip!
Bertie.
oh maybe knows that berries and can tell us the name? they look interesting... but we are sure they are not really tasty LOL
ReplyDeleteHi Molly and Happy Friday. You look as if you had a wonderful walk today and the weather looks perfect, still raining here!
ReplyDeleteWe love all the flowers you found especially the Sunflowers and the silver dollars.
We have saved your Hickory tree stump picture to Treacle's page on Pinterest. We just think you look wonderful sitting there.
Have a wonderful weekend.
Hugs, Susie & Treacle xx
Hari OM
ReplyDeleteMolly, you never fail to bring us floral delights for Nature Friday! Have a superb weekend my furiend. HUgs and wags, YAM-aunty xxx
Molly, you sure have a nose for finding pretty flowers. Love your hickey stump photo.
ReplyDeleteso many pretty flowers around you Molly! I saw a show on airedales yesterday and I want one here too! Do you have to have your coat stripped? LeeAnna
ReplyDeleteI love going on walks with you Miss Molly. So many pretty flowers to sniff.
ReplyDeleteHave a woof woof day and weekend, Miss Molly. My best to your peeps. ♥
You always find the nicest flowers!
ReplyDeleteHappy Friday! You have such pretty nature all around you.
ReplyDeleteYou found lots of pretty flowers and other nature to show us today. That stump is the perfect place to pose.
ReplyDeleteThe bees are everywhere this fall aren't they Molly??
ReplyDeleteYou are a very beautimous Hickory Queen!!
xoxo,
Rosy
You have some green-thumbed peeps around you! We thought those flowers would be in bed by now. Love the Silver Dollars. Haven't seen them in YEARS!
ReplyDeleteWw love your featured flowers, but we are sad that they won't be around for long.
ReplyDeleteMolly, you have a vast array of flowers and plants
ReplyDeleteto sniff and see how they smell.
Your mom knows all the names and that
is amazing she must have a green thumb.
xo Astro & Mitzie
We sure were thinking alike, Molly! We even had some of the same flowers! Well, Momz didn't show our marigolds or sunflowers this week but they are still going strong!
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Marigolds are great fall flowers! My gramma used to have silver dollars. We haven't seen them in ages.
ReplyDeleteGreat flowers! Your crabapple picture took me back to my childhood when all the neighborhood kids would have crabapple fights. Those little suckers hurt! Haha!
ReplyDeleteThe marigolds are lovely!
ReplyDeleteLulu: "You do look very regal on your throne, Molly! I think we should proclaim you the Queen of Autumn!"
ReplyDeleteTree stumps can make the best thrones.
ReplyDeleteI love the photos. Do you happen to know the Latin name or exact English name of the crab apple? I want to buy one if I can. Have you ever made jam (jelly!) with crabapples? (This comment is addressed to the human member of your family, Molly.)
ReplyDeleteI had a a quick look around the internet and there are lots of recipes for crabapple jelly. My mother used to make it. I must see if I can find a plant, now that you've reminded me of that lovely memory from my childhood.
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