Another hardy flower that has survived several hard freezes.
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Linda flor e textura! Ótimo domingo,beijos,chica
ReplyDeleteIt's always the smallest that tend to thrive and survive no matter what is thrown at them ... amazing how it's the same with life. Have a lovely day. Tammy
ReplyDeleteWhat a truly lovely photo! Greetings from Finland!
ReplyDeleteNot sure if I have ever seen that flower! So pretty!
ReplyDeleteI love the texture and how the flowers just pop out...not too much..but just enough
ReplyDeleteVery artistic flavour!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful...looks like a painting! I had about 4 or five sweet allyssum blooms left a week ago, and then they died off and one small black eyed susan was left. All gone now for the winter :)
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ReplyDeletebeautiful! Thanks for sharing the texture!
ReplyDeleteThat's beautiful. Thanks for sharing this pretty texture.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and love the texture!
ReplyDeleteLovely. It looks like a beautiful watercolor painting.
ReplyDeleteShe is a pretty one Nancy.
ReplyDeleteMy husband watered all our jade plants last night incase of freezing. Thirty four this morning, so not quite yet.
Have a great Sunday!
Always fun to find these treasures, I found a small bloom yesterday.
ReplyDeleteVery, very nice!
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL. B
ReplyDeletepretty. i read the title as asylum. :)
ReplyDeleteI did too, asylum! Oh, well, instead I got a pretty treat to look at. I have to check out the texture too, thanks for that.
ReplyDeleteThat's just plain beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful....I am always amazed at the ones that survive thru the heat and the cold.
ReplyDeleteOh what a great texture! Love the blue close-up also. :)
ReplyDeleteNow how could that survive?! Glad it did....beautiful work Nancy!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty. Love this texture!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful, Nancy! I still have no clue how to do layers, which I'm sure requires me to buy something... and I'm cheap. If I ever get good enough, maybe, but for now I can't justify it. I sure do enjoy yours!
ReplyDeleteit's purple, what did you expect??
ReplyDeleteit's also gorgeous!!
Exquisite! How long have you been doing textures? Is this a new hobby of yours? Love them!
ReplyDeleteThe texture really spotlights the flower's dainty beauty (or I guess I should say hardy!).
ReplyDeleteI love my perennial, alyssum, an old favorite!!!...:)JP
ReplyDeleteI love how it looks like a watercolor.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I can't wait to play with that texture!
ReplyDeleteReally lovely.
ReplyDeleteThe color of the flower and the texture are just a seamless blend!
ReplyDeleteLove the flowers and they way they came to the foreground. sandie
ReplyDeleteIts the tough one!! Captured well. Pretty color too.
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely day Nancy :)
Tiny little beauty! The texture is so pretty, too. Thank you for sharing. (I've just posted two images that feature "Jack" and "Shane.")
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful photo. Your editing looks amazing.
ReplyDeleteHugs~
Beautiful flower & love the texture!
ReplyDeleteWonderful texture! :-)
ReplyDeletelovely, like a paiting!
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very pretty! great texture and processing.
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They are pretty little flowers, I haven't seen the purple variety much. Thanks for another fantastic texture!! :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous ! Love the texture.
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