Comfrey a herb used for centuries to knit bones together, the tiny hairs act like medicinal velcro . The vigorous growing habit fills the garden with large leaves and sweet seated flowers that attract bees and butterflies. Be earful it can go wild and take over,
Bee on Comfrey
Comfrey
Both are taken with iPhone 5s and edited in Hipstamatic. Tell me why you think
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That last image is a sweet capture and made even sweeter with Hipstamatic. Now I realize that it is another herb that is used widely on the West Coast, and I saw in my recent travels. Thanks. Happy Photo Challenge.
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It is so prevalent here I didn’t know it was a West coast herb. If you get to the East Bay out here I’ll show you around some wonderful gardens.
Thanks it’s always surprising what Hipstamatic can do.
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Thanks…Hipstamatic is a sweet roll of the dice.
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I like that second shot as well, Carol.
janet
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thanks 🙂
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Great photos, Carol. That bee is amazing, and was really a good capture. The colors are lovely in both photos.
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The bee was so interested in the flowers he posed real pretty. Thank you 😀
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More beautiful plant portraits – and I love the bee.
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Plant Portraits could be the name of my photo book, The bee appreciates your love 🙂
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