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I love seeing the progression of this flower, especially the bits of ice on the first one and the lush purple colors later on :)
ReplyDeleteFrom snow to in full bloom, a much better sight than snow day or night.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flower, and great patience to follow it from ice to bloom like that. Fascinating. It looks a little like a thistle in the 3rd from the end, strange!
ReplyDeleteA spectacular series. I love the vivid colors and the time progression. Wow!
ReplyDeleteOoh, I love the last shot - the green centers (can't think of the biological word) remind me of pokeberries.
ReplyDeleteAllium are so, so gorgeous. :)