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Erigeron bonariensis, asteraceae

Just outside my doorstep !

goandgo, Annemarie, Nouchetdu38, Uwe Sasse and 38 other people have particularly liked this photo

27 comments - The latest ones

Uli F. ^club

An extreme place to live, Isabel.....I like it!

3 years ago.

Leon_Vienna ^club

Pavement Alvar? ;-)
Very well set selective focus and beautiful with this low light, creating a gentle but well working shadow.

3 years ago.

Günter Klaus ^club

.........es ist immer wieder schön zu sehen,wo überall wieder Leben entsteht liebe Xata,ganz toll hast du das entdeckt und wunderschön scharf gezeigt:))

..........wünsche noch einen schönen Abend,ganz liebe Grüße Güni:))

3 years ago.

J.Garcia ^club

Bonito campo visual, Isabel

3 years ago.

Erika Akire

...nature always finds a way, Isabel...

3 years ago.

Boarischa Krautmo ^club

super!!!!

3 years ago.

Peter Castell ^club

If you could get them out joints in paving would be a good place to so seeds everything seems to germinate there

3 years ago.

Xata ^club has replied to Peter Castell ^club

Many different plants pop out of the joints in the different seasons... nature is the best gardener there!

3 years ago.

micritter

Lovely as usual.

3 years ago.

Diana Australis ^club

It escaped!

3 years ago.

neira-Dan ^club

la vie trouve toujours son chemin !!

3 years ago.

LotharW ^club

Es erinnert mich an meine momentane Situation. Ich muß lernen, neu zu leben und wachse gerade wieder hinein. Hallo Q2!

3 years ago.

Anton Cruz Carro ^club

Debajo de los adoquines está el Mato Grosso . Un saludo cordial , Anton.

3 years ago.

ROL/Photo ^club

WAOUHhhh, ici aussi
bon W/end

3 years ago.

Boro

;o) Superbe

3 years ago.

Ulrich John ^club

Hope !

3 years ago.

tiabunna ^club

It's amazing how plants will grow in even the most inhospitable places. A lovely image.

3 years ago.

Zulma

Que sí, que así debe ser!!! Espero evites pisarlo!!! Besitos.

3 years ago.

Tanja - Loughcrew ^club

Ein kleine wenig Hoffnung Isabel...einfach schön :)

3 years ago.

Keith Burton ^club

Erigeron seem to be able to get a foothold (or should that be roothold) anywhere there is a bit of soil, no matter how small or deep, as this photo demonstrates perfectly!

3 years ago.