Wool Windings

Today's flowers include these pretty blossoms found near John's favorite trout stream in Utah... Hound's Tongue, Gypsyflower (Cy...

If you're experiencing a terrible case of spring fever, I'm not sure if this post will cheer you or depress you. I know some parts o...

Cinnamongirl who blogs at Happy Handwork is celebrating the start of spring with a contest. The prize is Malabrigo worsted weight yarn in...

Friday's Flowers has been an enjoyable part of my summer. I've had lots of fun photographing flowers in my yard and on my travels....

A collection of flower photos from our camping trip at Arcadia Lake, Edmond, Oklahoma. Ashy Sunflower Flowering Spurge Trailing Wildbean Par...

Turk's Cap Our shrub is about seven feet tall and twice as wide. It blooms profusely from spring until frost. And is a favorite source o...

Yellow Butterfly Vine The tiny orchid-like flowers on this plant are pretty. The foliage is green and glossy. But it's the seed pods th...

Morning Glory Morning Glories are such pretty flowers, you wouldn't expect to hear that someone is trying to get rid of them, but that...

Common Wild Sunflower The strip of yard on the back side of our privacy fence doesn't get mowed very often. The grass has grown tall an...

Passionflower We have a passionflower vine in our garden, but it is not blooming yet. However, I found these beauties in South Texas last w...

Musk Thistle Weed or wildflower? Thistles grow just about everywhere, I suppose. To most they are a weed. I wouldn't plant one on purp...

Belinda's Dream I have a rose collections of sorts. Each year on our wedding anniversary, John and I used to drive to Brenham to buy on...

Shooting Star June is a good time to visit Colorado if you love wildflowers. I didn't even think about that when we left for our trip, ...