Wildflower Centerpiece #8
This weeks wildflower centerpiece is
“Purple Loosestrife”
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Beautiful flower and beautiful centerpiece!!
I love the flower and love the galvanized can! Very pretty.
Pam
This should be growing like crazy around here if it likes swampy areas. What a pretty color.
Dawn I have seen these on the walk about,never really appreciated them until now.thanks.
These wildflowers never looked prettier than in your galvanized containers! I have seen white loosestrife but not purple. Delightful!
Gorgeous flowers, goodness to think they are on the side of the road!
Carol
Purty !!! Hey, how in the world did you know I had a braid in my hair? How could you see that????
: ) Kris
I love the bucket you use as a flowerpot!
Beautiful.
Very pretty wildflowers. But sadly, they are considered a demon in the weed world as they choke out and destroy other forms of positive wild flora wherever they grow. We have that problem here in Canada, and groups are looking for ways to get rid of the problem.
They look beautiful!! I love the big pail you have them in.
Kathy