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Monday, June 17, 2013

Thunderflowers


The title is an inside joke my daughter told me....but this is a Dianthus I got from Rick Lupp...its 5 years old and still only about 8 cm dialated.....oh man, I crack myself up. Anyway, I never did catch the name of this lil guy. But thunderstorms are headed this way, so there ya go....thunder flowers .

Cheers,

Mark
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