Packera aurea...

About to bloom... We have several varieties of this native ragwort in the area. Sometimes it's a little tough to pin them down to just one. Commonly known as Golden Ragwort, Heartleaf Ragwort, or Golden Groundsel. For No Mow May.

More info about it here - http://www.namethatplant.net/plantdetail.shtml?plant=1358

[Diana]

Beautiful capture with lovely focus and dof. I have the feeling that I have seen then here too.

[Karen]

Pretty capture. Love your focus!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Great details in this.

[Linda Godwin]

Soon to be open and yellow

[Darlene]

What a pretty photo with so much detail. Fav

[Susan Wakely]

Nicely captured.

[Bobbi C]

Nice shot.

[Mags]

@ludwigsdiana Thank you, Diana.

@cocokinetic Thank you, Karen.

@mittens Thank you, Marilyn.

@rontu Thank you, Linda.

@darsphotos Thank you very much, Darlene.

@wakelys Thank you, Susan.

@bobbic Thank you, Bobbi.

[Margaret Brown]

Nice capture

[Mags]

@craftymeg Thank you, Margaret.

[Phil Howcroft]

super DOF Mags

[Larry Steager]

Very nice capture.

[Mags]

@phil_howcroft Thank you, Phil.

@larrysphotos Thank you, Larry.

[Carey]

And if it wasn’t no-mow May, thise lovely yellow buds would never open!

[Mags]

@cadu Not true! I keep a few patches that I allow to grow wild because of the wildflowers. =)

[Babs]

So pretty.

[Kathy A]

Fabulous focus, very pretty

[haskar]

In our country, the common name of these plants in literal translation is "old man".

[Mags]

@onewing Thank you, Babs.

@kjarn Thank you, Kathy.

@haskar Thank you very much, Haskar. That's an interesting name for them. =)

[Carey]

@marlboromaam excellent practice! Thank you!