Sunshine on a wild-flower garden.

Wild flower garden.

Wild-flower garden.

I have a wild-flower garden.  It certainly isn’t a typical wild-flower garden.  Mainly that’s because its location is in the middle of my front yard.  Yeah, I know, that is weird.  I really enjoyed the flowers, but not the wild garden look!  I had just prepared this center bed and was still figuring out what to plant in it when a friend asked me if I’d like some wild-flower seeds.   It was as simple as that!  I thought I’d give it a go for a season and see how it looked.

Lots of poppies in my wild-flower garden.

Lots of poppies in my wild-flower garden.

Irish Wild-flowers.

Orange wild poppy.

Some of the flowers have been so pretty!  I love the orange wild poppies.

Orange wild poppies.

Orange wild poppies.

For a season it has been fun seeing what would grow and bloom.  There were a couple of cute surprises!

A single red flower.

A single red flower.

Beautiful blue.

Beautiful blue cornflower.

Lovely yellow.

Lovely yellow.

A bit of a mess!

A bit of a mess!

So the above photo is really what the wild-flower garden tends to look like: A mess!  I do like my poppies and daisies by the back of my wall. They certainly are anything but neat and tidy. But they are at the back!  I’m afraid this garden is too central to be so messy for me.

Wild orange poppies.

Wild orange poppies looking quite wild.
Wild orange poppies.

Wild orange poppies.

Well it definitely was fun having such lovely flowers, especially to photograph!

Just a bit of blue ...

Just a bit of blue (blue cornflower) …

Yet another poppy!

I love poppies in the evening sunlight!

Poppies before the storm.

Poppies before the storm.

Too many pictures of poppies?

Too many pictures of poppies?

The skies cleared again.

The skies cleared again.

Another learning experience for me!  But I am delighted to have had the chance to photograph such beauties.  I hope you’ve enjoyed them too.

Dana

More beautiful blue.

Blue cornflower.

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