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Flowers gone to seed

October 5, 2008 by Tricia

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Last Monday my husband and I took our dog for a walk through one of Toronto’s large city parks and I came across some lovely wild flowers and I thought you might be interested in seeing them this Green Thumb Sunday.

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I have no idea what kind of flower or rather flowers seed head this is.

It’s lovely though. If you click on the picture you’ll be able to see a larger version of this picture on Flickr …

The whole seed head is composed of tiny tiny components.

Someone on my photoblog, Breath of Life Photography, stated that it looked a bit like groups of tiny spiders. It’s not, but if you take a close look it does kind of look like that.

This on the other hand is a weed that’s gone to seed ..

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The seed head spikes sit above a cluster of roundish green leaves. I have these growing in my lawn but they never get close to maturity like this one has. Again, I don’t know the name of this plant / weed, but it’s interesting even if it’s extremely common and wants to take over my grass!





Filed Under: Green Thumb Sunday, Home and Lifestyle, Pets and Wildlife, Photography, Recreation, Shopping, Toronto Tagged With: flower, flowers, garden, Green_Thumb_Sunday, GTS, hike, park, pictures, plant, pretty, seed, Seed_head, spikes, walk, weeds, Wildflower



About Tricia

Tricia has been creating websites since 1995 and blogging since 2006. She writes on a variety of topics on several sites and has had articles published in a few popular magazines. She's also a Nurse, avid gardener, photographer and pet lover.

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  1. Lifecruiser says

    October 5, 2008 at 2:07 pm

    I think it looks like the seeds are tiny flowers in themselves. Such a wonderful seed head. Most unusual to me. Interesting how mother nature can form so many different approaches on this!

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  1. Wild flowers and berries | As the Garden Grows says:
    October 5, 2008 at 1:57 am

    […] have more pictures from our walk through Taylor creek park on Tricia’s Musings and My World if you’d like to see more flowers and some sumac’s turning red. Tags: black_berries, […]

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