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| Multiflora Rose
I was told I probably would not be able to give away a picture of the multiflora rose in this area because of what a nuisance they can become growing thick along fence lines, but aren't they beautiful! | |
| Mountain Laurel
Along the cool, shady banks of Santeetlah Creek running through Joyce Kilmer Memorial Forest, these white Mountain Laurel grow thick, but only bloom for a short period in late May - early June. | |
| Milkweed
This cluster of Milkweed blooming along Cherohala Skyway in Graham County, NC, had attracted a large number of butterflies and moths. This moth was very cooperative, striking a nice pose with wings open. | |
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Good Morning Glory These Morning Glory vines wind their way around and through the thick hedge of wild roses, honeysuckle, touch-me-nots and black berries that grow along the fenceline and down to the small creek that defines my backyard. |
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