These are not “native” flowers in Sweden but by now widely spread. I remember them from my early childhood (and onwards) growing along the railway running by my grandparents’ house; but in many other places too, around Midsummer.
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These are great pictures. I have been trying to identify some flowers like this, only orange, these may be the ones! I have not posted them yet till I find out what they are.
I've only seen them in colours ranging from white to purple but perhaps there are hybrids in other colours too.
I know you get tired of my one word that I love, but I have to say it on this moasiac WOW! WOW! they are just to gorgeous for words, and yet another flower I have heard of in books but never seen.
Beautiful!!
I'm in Texas and we have a special love for Lupins - but we call them Bluebonnets - they (the blue variety) are our state flower and we they are very special to us all here. They are just so gorgeous - in every color!!
Oh, they are so beautiful! It must be a wonderful sight to see them growing wild along the roadsides. thanks for sharing your lovely images at MM. :)
OH, your lupines are just gorgeous! Mine were rather wimpy this year.....
Truly beautiful!
Lovely lush pictures. Great mosaic!
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