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Do n`t ask me why. This is a pic of the onion field itselfs.
Never have seen this structure with flowers in between before or somewhere else. .

[Jenn]

Nice picture

[Beryl Lloyd]

Great pov and leading lines !

[Kathy]

What a beautiful view.

[Esther Rosenberg]

Nice leading lines in this shot.

[Kerri Michaels]

nice

[Sylvia du Toit]

Love the flowers inbetween.

[Dianne]

Makes for an interesting image.

[Diana]

It looks great with those leading lines.

[KoalaGardens🐨]

intriguing!

[Margo]

I think 2020 is a year of new things

[Denise Wood]

Terrific :)

[Dione Giorgio]

Fabulous capture and super leading lines. would be interesting to understand the reason for the middle row of flowers.

[Pyrrhula]

@sangwann Because chemicals are increasingly banned in agriculture, farmers are increasingly trying to use the natural methods

[Gosia]

Great leading lines

[Jacqueline]

Dit is toch ook veel mooier dat al dat vieze gif!

[Merrelyn]

It's great that farmers are looking into natural ways to help their crops.

[Fisher Family]

I don't think I have seen a wildflower strip across the middle of a field either, but it makes a very attractive shot with nice leading lines - fav!

Ian

[Margaret Brown]

Super capture, they must have some horticultural use!

[Bep]

Wikipedia: Borage is used in companion planting. It is said to protect or nurse legumes, spinach, brassicas, and even strawberries. It is also said to be a good companion plant to tomatoes because it confuses the mother moths of tomato hornworms or manduca looking for a place to lay their eggs.

[Saxa van Eijnsbergen]

Mooi om te zien!

[bruni]

Well Bep said it. there had to be a reason, beside it looks nice in the middle of the field.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

This is so pretty and I really like the colors.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@gijsje great information! I had thought it might be something like that.

Clever farmers!