'Black Negligee'
Dark Bugbane
U.S.A., Washington State, Zone 7b
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Wednesday, July 11, 2012
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Flawless photos! The light is incredible...
ReplyDeleteTatyana, this bugbane seems to me a terrible thing,
ReplyDeleteand its berries remind me phitolakka.
I agree with Randy. That leaf close up is a dandy, Tatyana! I like the first photo the best though. Your garden is so awesome.
ReplyDeleteHow pretty. I love dark foliage. Beautiful pictures Tatyana.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love the closeup!
ReplyDeleteI put one in this year. It died. :( I'm definitely going to have to try again! Love that foliage!
ReplyDeleteOMG Tatyana, that black is not only beautiful, it is mystical made more so with your amazing photographic skills.
ReplyDeleteIt is an incredible plant, isn't it?! Mine doesn't look so good this year (because of the drought), but it's still alive. Hopefully, it will bounce back next year. Amazing photos, Tatyana!
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone! See you on your blogs!
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