Is anything more cheerful than a sprawling patch of buttercups????
My favourite weed?
Cathy at Words and Herbs is appreciating a wild and weedy classic today too! Check her unforgettable post 😉 .
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Quote of the day:
“I appreciate the misunderstanding I have had with Nature over my perennial border. I think it is a flower garden; she thinks it is a meadow lacking grass, and tries to correct the error.”
 – Sara Stein
Forage in June for:
Dog Rose, Elderflowers, Ash Keys, Honeysuckle, Lime flowers, Wild Strawberries, Red Clover, Ox-eye Daisy
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It tickled me to see the dandelions among the buttercups. I must say, your buttercups are lovely: larger than our various species, or at least taller and hence easier to photograph. (By the way, your link for Cathy’s site led to a ‘page not found’ message.)
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Thanks for broken link heads-up. Fixed now, I hope! (Firefox is hopeless with links and I have to switch to Chrome, which I forgot this time)
That’s odd. I use FF and never have had an issue. Anyway: fixed!
Considered invasive here, this ubiquitous weed is pretty all the same. As kids, we used to hold it under chins and ask, “Do you like butter?” The reflected yellow indicated you did!
What a lovely sight! I have always loved buttercups…. as long as they do not grow into my flower beds! 😉 Thanks for joining me and linking my post. 😊
They are pretty.
A very cheery sight!