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| A thistle growing on the slopes above St Andre-de-Roquepertuis in the Langedoc, France in October this year. |
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| A thistle growing beside the ploughed field, Freeman's Waterhole in New South Wales, Australia in December this year. |
Saturday, December 20, 2008
McDiarmid's noble thistle
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Lots of character, for sure. Good to have some colours to look at as we're in the midst of a snowless winter.
Your season is blooming, good. We can enjoy. I left a message from a day or so ago. I value your answer.
V
Just another stop to say we go the last week in May and the first 3 weeks in June. Three in Paris, one in Fontaine-Fourches! Thanks for your frequent stops on my blog my friend.
V
I like these 'before and after' shots! They look beautiful flowering or dry. We have them a lot here too.
I love these beautiful native flowers
I love these beautiful native flowers
I agree they have great character and are very photogenic. I featured thistles in my blog a year or so ago ... as a weed of course :-)
But of course, Madame!!
However, would it be true that thistles are weeds most places, but a flower somewhere? Scotland, maybe?
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