Pityopsis graminifolia gone to seed...

I posted the blooms here - https://365project.org/marlboromaam/extra-stuff/2020-09-20

Nine years ago today - I hope you can see why I love this tree - https://365project.org/marlboromaam/365/2011-11-13

[Corinne]

Looks like mini fireworks !

[Thom Mitchell]

'Tis that time o' year, isn't it!?

[Mags]

@cocobella Thanks, Corinne!

@rhoing It is. Just wish I could drag out November a little longer.

[Esther Rosenberg]

That is a pretty tho.

[Mags]

@dutchothotmailcom Thanks, Esther!

[*lynn]

That's quite a name for this lovely wildflower!

[Mags]

@lynnz Thank you, Lynn! LOL! Some wildflowers I've found and researched have longer names than that.

[Taffy]

Nice to see the contrast from the flowers to the seeds.

[Diana]

Love the seed and tones. they seem larger that the pretty little flower.

[Kathy A]

Nice shot, lovely tones

[Dione Giorgio]

Lovely shot and tones. Great dof.

[Mags]

@taffy Thank you, Taffy!

@ludwigsdiana Thanks, Diana! It may be because I was able to get a little closer.

@kjarn Thanks, Kathy!

@sangwann Thank you very much, Dione!

[Esta Moon Artistry]

Pretty flooof on the plant!

[KV]

Lovely tones and textures.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Pretty and soft looking.

[bkb in the city]

Very nice shot and quite the contrast to what it once looked lkke

[Peter Dulis]

nice

[Mags]

@obsidian LOL! Thanks!

@kvphoto Thanks, KV!

@mittens Thank you, Marilyn!

@bkbinthecity Thank you very much, BKB!

@pdulis Thanks!

[Margaret Brown]

Super capture and focus

[Mags]

@craftymeg Thanks, Margaret!

[haskar]

Lovely shot and tones.

[Frances Claydon]

Love the name, pretty flowers and fluffy seed heads, I like it!

[Mags]

@haskar Thank you!

@francesc Thank you very much, Frances!

[FBailey]

So pretty!

[Lin]

Beautiful focus and dof.

[sheri]

Absolutely love your focus here. Fav

[Mags]

@fbailey Thank you!

@linnypinny Thanks, Lin!

@sherimiya Thank you very much, Sheri!

[JudyG]

Lovely colours. And you are a mine of infomraiton on plants (and fungi)

[Mags]

@365jgh Oh! Thank you, Judy! When I started 365 back in 2011, I just posted pics, but I got so many questions about what things were, etc. LOL! I just got into the habit of researching what I had shot and posting the info and links with the photos. It's been good for me! I could tell the next owners of my patch what grows on it and when. Then back it up with a photo journal. =)