Golden buttons in bloom
One of the plants that are still in bloom right now are these little yellow buttons. I could see them everywhere while walking around fields, close to the edge of the woods. And in the very same time I could catch all 3 stages - still in buds, in full bloom and already faded and dried up.
Tanacetum vulgare
Commonly is it called Common tansy or *Golden buttons which is a very fitting name! They are tiny, less than 1 cm across. Each flower stem can hold many of them. Long leggy stems lean towards the grass and mi with other greenery. Even though small - they really pop thanks to the bright yellow colour.
It is a perennial weed that is quite common around Europe. It likes sunny spots and apparently can handle hot summers well. The place where I found it is quite exposed with poor soil and summers can be hot and dry.
Blooming tart around June and last till November in warmer areas., with the peak un summer months.
The plant used to be used in natural medicine despite that it can be toxic. You caan read about all the usages in Wikipedia. Jusy please, do not try any of that alone if you don't know what you are doing.
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I picked some of the flowers and brought them home. They stayed in a vase for a few days looking lovely. They also have some daisy like fragrance - the flowers that it. Apparently leaves have some scent to, though I did not test it.
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The one that bloomer earlier in a year already died and looked like this:
And of course a nice graphic for dessert :)
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Shot with Nikon D5500 + Sigma 105mm lens
Location: Poland
All photos and text are my own.
Hello friend, really beautiful photos, very nice, greetings
Thanks a lot :)
They are beautiful flowers and nice photos. Have a great day.
Thank you :)
In my country it is called "worm plant". It is used in acne, acne and anti-aging natural products. Before I opened the article, I compared the flower to the (Chrysanthemum) flower from afar. Since it opened in November, it is called November flower here 🥰
It is quite different than Chrysanthemum. The flowers are much smaller too.
Very beautiful photos!
Thank you :)
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Tansy / boerenwormkruid i got it growing as a weed in my garden good for macro shots atracts lot's of insects through out the year. Ants , crabspiders and drone flies love them.
You don't have it anymore? It is a cool plant (to shoot) :p
i still have it , i just need to cut it back every year otr it will overgrow everything ;)
How are you dear friend @ewkaw good day
What beautiful wild flowers you have found this time. It is good that you have been able to see the evolution in three stages of the flower
Beautiful shots.
Have a happy start of the week
It was really great to see with all the yellow blooms around.
Thank you and have a nice day :)
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Thank you! It is equally interesting for me to find out what I found somewhere in the wild :)
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