"Earth laughs in flowers."
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Last week...on a particularly dreary day...
(yeah...it was before the heat wave and was actually cold that day too!)
...I was on the back deck with Kelly
and thought these yellow flowers to be perfectly cheery!!!
Now don't go asking me what kind of flower they are...
'cause I'm clueless...
All I know is that they're native to our area...
and we've got a bunch of them that just sprout up on their own without
any help from us and give us a bit of cheer!!!
Linking to...
They look like a cross between a sunflower and a daisy. Whatever they are, these self sown beauties are just perfect!
ReplyDeleteThat's a good description of these Karen...except their leaves are quite long and tapered...and a very dusty grey/green....
DeleteAren't freebies the best? They come up on their own, just to make your day, then disappear to sleep for another year. I try to learn the flowers my wife plants, but I'm not always successful.
ReplyDeleteI don't know their type, but they are beautiful.
I love to see these come up...it's a sure sign that spring and summer are here!!! Thanks Wayne!!!
DeleteSo very pretty...like a whole lotta sunshine on our visit today!
ReplyDeleteHappy sunshin-y day Hootin Anni!!!
DeleteLovely flowers!
ReplyDeleteThanks Gunilla!!!
Deletejoyful indeed!!! Thanks for sharing the love up-close with I Heart Macro:-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Laura...I'm obsessed!!!
DeleteI'm not up on my flower ID, either, but these are a gorgeous yellow! Nice to have flowers that spontaneously spring up like that.
ReplyDeleteWith all your bird knowledge Brian...I'd be surprised if you had anymore storage space in that brain of yours!!!
DeleteSome sort of daisy I'd say Chieftess, aren't they the most glorious colour and such a bonus that they look after themselves..we have similar daisies here in Oz growing wild on road verges, looks really good.
ReplyDeleteHa!!! I've been reading a book by Peter Robinson and one of the characters is from Australia...and just about an hour before I read your comment, he mentioned Oz in Australia!!! I'd never really heard of it before!!!
DeleteCheerful flowers. Have a fabulous week!
ReplyDeleteLiz (mlc)
Liz (yacb)
thanks Liz!!!
DeleteEarth laughs in flowers... What a great quote! And so true - wonderful image of a wonderful little flower!
ReplyDeleteThanks Chai-and-Chardonnay!!!
DeleteBeautiful shots...sunshine on a stem.
ReplyDeleteThanks Susie!!!
DeleteBeautiful yellow macro shots ~ gorgeous ^_^
ReplyDeleteThanks creative harbor!!!
DeleteI am very happy you shared them with us, they are a delight to the eyes.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a great week,
Denise
Today’s Flowers
An English Girl Rambles
Thanks Denise!!!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty flowers and nice photos of them!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, bright, happy and light! Simply wonderful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. If it likes my garden and is pretty then it may stay. At least as long as it's blooming. I love it when I get surprise blooms
ReplyDeleteJanice