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Cards in Bloom!

In the back of our garden, there's a few special thistle plants: Weaver's cards. They are quite similar to the wild card plants, but their heads are a little more cylindrical than conical, and a bit firmer.

And to my delight, they are now blooming: 

 It's not looking too spectacular, the flowers - but I think it fascinating how they start in the middle and then the flower strip, consisting of a lot of single small blossoms, goes both upwards and downwards.

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Very Interesting Velvet.
Textile Finds from Late 16th Century Groningen
 

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Miriam Griffiths on Donnerstag, 06. Juli 2023 07:50

Oh, how lovely! Proper fullers teasels are on my list for things I'd like in my garden.

Oh, how lovely! Proper fullers teasels are on my list for things I'd like in my garden.
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