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U.S.A., Washington State. USDA zone 8b. Sunset climate zone 5

Late Fall Seedpods and Spiderwebs


Hollyhock:


Echinacea

Monarda:

Meadow Rue:




Lavatera:

Poppy, garlic, lavender:

Columbine:

More beautiful spiderwebs  -  HERE

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Posted by Tatyana@MySecretGarden at 8:06:00 AM
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20 comments:

  1. FlowerLady LorraineDecember 07, 2013

    These are great pictures with spiderwebs daintily clinging to and covering spent seed heads and flowers. Really lovely.

    FlowerLady

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    1. Tatyana@MySecretGardenDecember 07, 2013

      Lorraine, thank you! It's cold now, and birds feed on those seedpods!

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  2. scottweberpdxDecember 07, 2013

    Beautiful photos, especially with the spiderwebs...and the frost...love them!

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    1. Tatyana@MySecretGardenDecember 07, 2013

      Scott, thank you! Garden is sleeping, and it's still nice!

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  3. AlisonDecember 07, 2013

    Beautiful closeups of dewy webs and seedpods! Do you save the poppy seeds?

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    1. Tatyana@MySecretGardenDecember 07, 2013

      Thanks, Alison! I do save them! They are great for indoor and outdoor decoration.

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  4. Janneke December 07, 2013

    So beautiful. Your seedpods and spiderwebs come to life on your magnificent photos.

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  5. rickiDecember 07, 2013

    Such subtle beauty in these photos...especially that papavar seed heads.

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  6. flowersandhomeDecember 08, 2013

    Beautiful spiderwebs! Love the seedpods with spiderwebs.
    Marian

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  7. Sarah/ Galloping Horse GardenDecember 08, 2013

    Wow! It's like an Edward Gorey scene. Stunning!

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  8. Donna@Gardens Eye ViewDecember 08, 2013

    You even make seed heads look gorgeous!!

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    1. Tatyana@MySecretGardenDecember 20, 2013

      Donna, they are the stars in the winter garden! Thank you!

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  9. outlawgardenerDecember 08, 2013

    The webs magically transform the seed heads! You share such beautiful photographs!

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  10. CyberKIDDecember 09, 2013

    Some brilliant shots. Wonderfully captured! The dew drops on the spider webs make them a wonderful subject to capture shots of.

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