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Feverfew (Tanacetum parthenium)
Feverfew in a bottle. Taken indoors on my table top using flash and a sheet of textured card as a background.
There are two PiPs. The first one shows the same little flowers without the bottle using a different coloured card background, also taken on my tabletop using flash.
The second one shows the feverfew flowers en-masse, in my garden.
Thanks for looking. I hope you all have a great Friday and a super weekend :-)
There are two PiPs. The first one shows the same little flowers without the bottle using a different coloured card background, also taken on my tabletop using flash.
The second one shows the feverfew flowers en-masse, in my garden.
Thanks for looking. I hope you all have a great Friday and a super weekend :-)
Günter Klaus, Traktor 49, Jörg, Andrea Ertl and 15 other people have particularly liked this photo
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You've found a lot of interesting information about it.........most of which I knew, but I would never risk using it myself for anything. I just think they're beautiful in the garden. You have to watch them though because they spread very fast and can easily overpower other plants.
Thanks for dropping by and commenting.
Wünsche noch einen schönen Abend,liebe Grüße Güni :))
Enjoy the rest of your weekend my friend..!!
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