A swath of Columbines (Aquilegia), Colorado's state flower, in the demonstration garden at Monument Valley Park recently. This yellow variety is particularly cheerful, don't you think?
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3 comments:
Cheerful, indeed!
The Colombine has always been one of «Louis'» favorite flowers.
Very pretty! I've never seen yellow ones before.
I remember being so excited the first time I saw a wild columbine in Colorado. It was up at 7-mile reservoir I believe.
Very very beautiful.
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