No sir, Mr. Wayne. What you've captured so beautifully is a genuine Bleeding Heart, a heart-shaped wild flower that lifts its skirts to dance up and down the northern west coast, usually about a month earlier than it is appearing this year. I have a few volunteers, along with a few Columbines that like a certain shady part of the garden. I think my friends brought the seeds home from a hike and planted them here. -Kim
Bleeding Heart. How perfect! :) I'm impressed with your new found macro skills W. Nice depth of field you got there. What are you doing up so early yourself?? V
Lovely photo! It's a cultivated garden plant in the UK rather than a wild flower - Latin name Dicentra spectabilis - and is supposed to have originated in China. As well as Bleeding Heart, it's also called Dutchman's Britches or Dutchman's Trousers and you can buy a pure white variety.
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No sir, Mr. Wayne. What you've captured so beautifully is a genuine Bleeding Heart, a heart-shaped wild flower that lifts its skirts to dance up and down the northern west coast, usually about a month earlier than it is appearing this year. I have a few volunteers, along with a few Columbines that like a certain shady part of the garden. I think my friends brought the seeds home from a hike and planted them here.
-Kim
It's lovely!
I figured someone would know what it is. But at 2:30 a.m. Kim?
Bleeding Heart. How perfect! :) I'm impressed with your new found macro skills W. Nice depth of field you got there. What are you doing up so early yourself??
V
Lovely photo! It's a cultivated garden plant in the UK rather than a wild flower - Latin name Dicentra spectabilis - and is supposed to have originated in China. As well as Bleeding Heart, it's also called Dutchman's Britches or Dutchman's Trousers and you can buy a pure white variety.
That is a great shot!
Not your usual weed, that's for sure.
Very pretty and some nice macro skills there too!
droopy drawers
Nice "coeur de Marie "that's the french name !
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