Favorite wildflower

“Lupine”

“California Poppy”

“Alright so it`s prolly not a wild-flower, but I`d pick honeysuckle... It`s pretty little flowers, pink, white and yellow and the scent of that mess takes me back to a time, I was in short pants, barefoot and carefree...

How can so much perfume come from such a tiny flower?”

“AmyG”

“Trillium”

“columbine”

“Too many to mention, so I'll say something that hasn't been mentioned, Avalanche Lillies. Gotta love them poppies though.”

“Columbine and Chupa Rosa”

“Elephant Heads, Sierra Lily and Polemonium”

“dandelions.”

“Tiger Lily”

“Epigaea repens, "trailing arbutus"

talk about perfume from a tiny flower - this one has honeysuckle beat petals down (grin) - plus I see it often along the trails around Virginia.

link: Trailing Arbutus”

“http://mycroftx.com/AshevilleNatural/arbutus.html

one of these days I am going to get a clue as to why a link will work once and a very similar link won't”

“Himalayan Blue Poppy and any of the Banksias.”

“Blue flag Iris and Trillium.”

“I hate to admit it. I like Lupines too.

HOI -

Here's what your link looked like:
<a href:"http://mycroftx.com/AshevilleNatural/arbutus.html">Trailing Arbutus</a>

Here's what it should have looked like:

<a href="http://mycroftx.com/AshevilleNatural/arbutus.html">Trailing Arbutus</a>”

“thanks”

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