This lone seed has gotten tangled in the seedheads of some Goldenrod.
Yes....these are growing in my garden...I leave them because every good butterfly garden should have some Milkweed and I really do like their flowers.
(The Goldenrod however, is in the field next door where it will be much loved by the flocks of Goldfinches that will be here soon.)
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What beauty there is in a milkweed pods. Who knew? You have a great eye for hidden beauty. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLovely...rather like fairy kisses!
ReplyDeleteI got some photos of these today, I've been searching for WEEKS! I found a few pods that have split and will be going back to harvest a few in the next few days. I want milkweed in my garden too! I remember going to a daylily farm that had "dig your own" plants and there was this heady, very strong, purfume-y scent and guess what it was?! Milkweed! I've wanted some ever since.
ReplyDeletegreat job on the photos!
Wow! These are great pics. And I learned some new stuff, too. Now I want some milkweed, too. Do they grow in New Mexico??
ReplyDelete~Lisa
I remember always Blowing the little 'Parachutes' to the wind when I was young...
ReplyDeleteSeems so long ago...
They will always have Beauty in my eyes...
Lovely Photo's again Jackie...
My Best~Marilyn
Pretty!!!
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful. The Milkweed looks so soft and silky.
ReplyDeleteI cant remember seeing milkweed for so long..I am from the Midwest, so maybe that is where I remember them...none out in the Northwest. Those are wonderful shots, very nice!
ReplyDeletethese are really cool, great detail!
ReplyDeleteWe have lots of Goldfinches, I should plant some Milkweed. Since it is a weed, I wonder where I could get some? I love your pictures, they reminded me of my days in Illinois where I saw lots of them. When the pods were opening and there was a breeze it looked like a snow storm! :):)
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