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Chicory flower seed heads

You might remember that back in November I posted a photo of a lovely blue flower that I now believe was Wild Chicory. If I’m right, these flower seed heads are Chicory flower seed heads.

I find it amazing that a flower can still look beautiful, even as it is dying down for the winter season.





November 23, 2008 Tricia Autumn, Daily Photo, Flowers, Foliage, Toronto

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Comments

  1. John | English Wilderness says

    November 23, 2008 at 4:18 am

    Fantastic shot. Every time I visit your blog, it inspires me to try even harder.

  2. 2sweetnsaxy says

    November 23, 2008 at 10:18 am

    Very nice! I took some shots of something similiar to this and I thought it was weeds. Maybe it wasn’t…

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