Ogre and I were charmed to stumble across several small parks while exploring the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia last May. During a drive through the town of Bridgewater, we followed signs to Wildwood Park. This pretty pink flower was practically unfurling its petals as we arrived. Does anyone know what the beauty is called? I look forward to what mysterious flowers are blooming when we go back for our anniversary.
Featured Flower Picks:
Hoya Benguetensis • Swamp Rose Mallow • Dahlia
How To Plant Your Own Post for Flower Friday:
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Hoya Benguetensis • Swamp Rose Mallow • Dahlia
How To Plant Your Own Post for Flower Friday:
The only rule to play is that you can only add one link per week! The post doesn't even have to mention flowers, but only ones that do will be eligible for being picked as a feature next week. I will be sharing my flower image on other blog hops, namely Wordless Wednesday, and welcome all family-friendly links from fellow bloggers. Crafters can even link up an Etsy listing or other shop product! But if you want to promote a prize, please add it to my Giveaway Chest Linky instead to entice more treasure hunters.
Please follow my blog through any of the social media icons in the upper right sidebar to receive a reminder to return next week. Adding my button or a text link to your own blog and sharing to your followers is also a fairy appreciated way to help my hop grow.
Other flower hops where I've planted my post this week include Floral Friday Fotos, I Heart Macro, My Weekend Flower, Saturday Show Off and Today's Flower.
Thanks for showing & sharing!
ReplyDeleteHave a happy day ... Frauke
Heisann, have a wonderful weekend... I also like to know her name !!!! So beaautiful ;:OD)
ReplyDeleteI wish I knew its name. It is really beautiful! It reminds me of a multi petalled columbine but guessing in the wind here. Thank you for linking with Today's Flowers. Much appreciated :)
ReplyDeleteThis may be it. If you scroll down you will see something like it.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.thegardenhelper.com/discussions/81-hybrid-columbines-aquilegia.html
Virginia is for Lovers...and apparently for Flower Lovers too!! An enchanting photo!!
ReplyDeleteYes, it's one of the Aquilegias. You should go back & get some of the seeds, really easy to grow & it self-seeds so you could end up with lots!
ReplyDeleteNice photo and bloom :-)
ReplyDeleteHave a bloomingtastic week :-)
Always pretty flowers, thank you for sharing a bit of Gods beautiful design. Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteJust lovely. I went flowers too this week
ReplyDeleteWow I don't know what that is. It's super pretty though! I live in Nebraska. We have less flowers that survive here due to our winters.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteI too believe it's a columbine, but would want to see the leaves to be sure. They are lovely, and self-seed prolifically.
ReplyDeleteThat's a pretty pink one! Haven't seen it before. Thanks for brightening up our day.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful bloom indeed :)
ReplyDeleteHi Kristin, I have been looking for your flowers this week. Am I looking in the wrong place?
ReplyDeleteI think I've seen those in the arboretum in Harrisonburg.
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