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Peter Sketch

Four plants that are rather dominating my front yard at the moment. All are from the which was this week's challenge. Autumn Hawkbit, Guernsey Fleabane, Common Fleabane, Fox-and-Cubs.

Autumn Hawkbit. A single bright yellow flower shaped a bit like a dandelion but with a lot fewer petals.
A cluster of Guernsey Fleabane flowers. They are vey inconspicuous, the petals extremely short. It isn't easy to tell which is the open flower among the buds.
Fleabane. A single yellow flower, shaped like a daisy but with the central part larger, giving the impression of a tiny sunflower.
Fox and Cubs. A cluster of bright orange flowers on the end of a stalk so no leaves are visible. There is a hover-fly on one of the flowers.
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LindsAbercraf

@petersketch I have some of those ‘weeds’ but I love them; they’re pretty ❤️

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