Monday, August 18, 2008

Today's Flowers


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"Pretty Pink Bonnets Dripping in Raindrops"
The Today's Flowers blog is in the words of Luiz Santilli,Jr. "A Virtual Flower Shop." Luiz is the host of this new weekly meme. He graciously invited me to participate. The photo I have chosen to share today was taken at my son's home in Leesburg, Virginia right after a rainstorm. I don't know the name of the wild rose. Maybe someone will share that with me. I just thought they looked liked little pink bonnets hanging there.

You can learn all about Luiz's new adventure by clicking on the Today's Flowers icon at the beginning of my post. Come join in the fun.

27 comments:

  1. Beautiful flowers. They do look like little pink bonnets... for the wee fairy people.

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  2. So delicate and pretty. I love wild roses. Beautiful photo!

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  3. Thanks Carletta for you support to TODAY'S FLOWERS.
    I'm very happy!
    Your post is marvelous, special roses!!
    Hope to see you every weeks here!

    Luiz

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  4. Yes, it is a lovely picture reminding of little bonnets. The colours are so soft and you can feel the rain! Very nice!

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  5. So delicate. Flowers look so pretty with drops of wet on them. You captured these beautifully.

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  6. I love the way you described them!

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  7. They do indeed look like little pink bonnets on laundry day! Waiting for the wee folk to take them off of the line and wear to their tea parties!
    My Flower Here

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  8. Carletta: Very nicely captured of a pretty flower.

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  9. Wonderful roses - how can one fail with them.

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  10. Beautiful shot Carletta - I bet they have a fantastic fragrance too!

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  11. Beautiful Bonnets..

    Hope this finds you well and ready for the week ahead Carletta..
    Tom

    Mine is Here

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  12. Very lovely. I love the raindrops. It is so fun to capture this type of image.

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  13. Pretty! Looks like a really fun project. I've been doing Farm Flower Friday on my sidebar but I don't always remember to update it ;)
    Like your reflection post too, I gotta grap my camera so I can play too.

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  14. i love wild roses and these look gorgeous!

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  15. These are actually poppies. I had planted some of them this spring and the insects loved them.

    Especially the mosquitoes and honey bees. If they are something other than poppies I would also like to know as they are dead ringers for the poppies I had earlier this year.

    Well, I went over and joined Luiz Santilli Junior's flowers group and planted some flowers and they are already in bloom at my new blog, Thunder Maker.

    It looks like I am going to have to try and catch up with everyone. So many blogs to stop at and make comments.

    My Flowers

    Abraham Lincoln

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  16. Very pretty wild roses. I just love them..

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  17. Thanks for share so beautiful flowers.

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  18. These are beautiful! I need to check out the Today's flower's just to see if it is something I might want to join....oh, BTW, I am back in the blogging world again. I wasn't away near as long as I thought I might be!

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  19. Wow. Your capture never cease to amaze me. Great shot as always.

    Have a nice day to you and your love ones.

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  20. Beautiful flowers!! I will have to check this photo challenge as well!
    I am a follower :)

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  21. I'm am far from being a rose expert, but I have some of these.
    Can't remember the name right now, but they are like on a China rose stock. They can be purchases at The Antique Rose Emporium. They have so many great Antique Roses.
    Here is a link to their site.

    http://www.antiqueroseemporium.com/

    I bought mine locally at a nursery and they are almost disease free and bloom like mad until it gets so hot.

    Love love love the old glass in the Civil War mansion. I, too love the way old glass has waves in it from age.

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  22. Lovely! That is a great shade of pink.

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