Come to Me, all you who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.Take my yoke upon you and learn from Me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls."
Matthew 11:28
Friday, September 16, 2011
Thistles And Lace-Part ll
Come to Me, all you who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.Take my yoke upon you and learn from Me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls."
Matthew 11:28
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I LOVE Queen Anne's Lace. I've never watched it in all those stages though....very fun. They make beautiful pressed flowers. We've had some really large ones around here....almost the size of a dinner plate. CRAZY! Hope you have a grand weekend Ginny!
I had never seen these before. These are such unique beautiful flowers! I love these photos! Thank you so much for sharing the Queen Anne Lace, it's amazing. I wonder if they grow in Florida, I'll have to look into that.
wow... from a ball to a beautifully bloomed flower! Awesome...
This is my favorite type of lace! I have been seeing it all around town lately. Great photos of all the stages Ginny.
Your close ups are fascinating, Ginny. My sis taught me that you can add food coloring to the water that cut queen anne's lace is in and the bloom will turn color!!!!!
THis is a beautiful series. I love the delicate look of this flower.
I've always like Queen Anne's lace. I have seen the various stages but not up close like you've shown us today. Your pictures just make all that much prettier to me.
Love the Queen Anne's Lace! I used to press it for all my pressed flower pictures -- years ago. Such an intricate design - our God be praised for His creation for our enjoyment!!
I have always admired the beauty of Queen Anne's Lace...but never had an idea that they are also called "wild carrott". We have lots of that here in the TN mountains.
i like the beginning of the flowers even more than the ending. i want some of this. wonder if they have it hear. i used to see it wild in GA but not here. the photos came out wonderful of those pretty little basket buds. first time i have seen the buds, they are amazing as are all of God's flowers.
Thanks for sharing this neat photo sequence with us. I like Queen Anne's Lace, and your photos do a great job of showing all of the flower stages.
I have never seen this flower from start to full open. It starts out like a scepter that the queen would hold on the day of her coronation. The open flower looks like individual groups of snowflakes. Got to grow me some of these.
Thank you for posting these lovely photos.
I knew that the beautiful Queen Anne's lace turned into what we call "beggar's lice", hanging onto your clothing when hiking. It was very interesting to see all the stages between!
How very cool! Thank you for taking the time to catch these lovely photos!
Ginny, Your photograph of the states of blooming blow me away. It is stunning! I love Queen Anne's Lace but have never seen one bloom. Had to no idea. How can anyone look at a flower as it blooms and not the Creator in everything? Thank you for taking the time to capture all the stages. Blessings,
Lynn
Such delicate, airy flowers. I've enjoyed seeing all the different stages.
Oh for goodness sake that start out and they are not so pretty, but they turn out gorgeous. Amazing. sandie
First of all, Happy Grandparents week! Those were great pictures of you, Phil and your granddaughter!
The thistle plants are beautiful, my mother has them too, now I know their name!
xxoo
Deborah
I think Queen Anne's lace is a gorgeous delicate flower. and I love that you have clued us into its different stages...very cool!
Blessings, Joanne
Thanks for showing the progression. Too cool!
This is a fabulous series! The forth one down is awesome together with the ones below opening!! Terrific background and if only most would remember that verse too! Again, think your header is wild!!
Great sequence of shots...
I've only seen the full blooms. The stages are most fascinating! Beautiful!
beautiful. I have enough of my winter, we had hail stones on Sat.
The Old Arts Building, in deed it is build like an old castle with lots of holes for windows. I remember there were paneled heaters, but the heaters were useless. The draft was too strong.
It is a love and hate relationship with Queen Anne's Lace in our house. My husband is not a fan of it, I on the other hand am amazed by it. You truly captured an amazing number of shots. Great shots.
Great photos -- and, as always, encourage words to go with them. Thanks, Ginny! :)
I did not know it was called queen annes lace....I have seen it before. Beautiful
love your pics. the lace is Amazing!
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