Wild daisies

Wild daisies, also called ox-eye daisies or Chrysanthemum lencanthemum, are perennial flowers that grow throughout North America, although they are less common in southern regions, according to Montana State University.

A couple of weeks ago, tucked away down the longest driveway ever, we found our favourite NGS garden so far. Rolf’s Farm is a magically wild and rambling place, a place where roses tumble over walls and fences, where deep red and pale pink scabious dance atop the long grasses in the waist height meadows

Lovely stuff coming out of my £4 Zenit-B courtesy of Fuji Reala and someone else's garden wall.

Honey bee dusted with yellow pollen drinking nectar from an idyllic meadow of wild daisy flowers under blue summer skies. ProPhoto RGB profile for maximum color fidelity and gamut.

large view looking for a stony mountain landscape my eye got caught on this nice daisy meadow. The meadow was soaked from rain. I feel wet and cold on my feets from low lying working positon. Composing the foreground with flower isn't easy. I captured different arrangements. This one I feel is worth to show here. I like the croped daisy in foreground and the disorder of the flowers which leads the view into the distance.

Daisies really early in the morning. Explore # 318 on Thursday, July 21, 2011

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