Source: Wikipedia |
This year, I have chosen to do a study on poet and artist, Cicely Mary Barker. I am featuring her book "A Flower Fairy Alphabet". Not only will you learn about pretty flowers, but I will also be giving you a few fun facts about Ms. Barker each day.
Source: Wikipedia's Article on Cicely Mary Barker |
- "A is for Apple Blossom"
- "B is for Bugle Flower"
- "C is for Columbine"
- "D is for Double Daisy"
- "E is for Everbright:
- "F is for Fuschia"
- "G is for Gorse"
- "H" is for Twopence"
- "I is for Iris"
- "J is for Jasmine"
- "K is for Kingcup"
- "L is for Lily-of-the-Valley"
- "M is for Mallow"
- "N is for Nasturtium"
- "O is for Orchis"
- "P is for Pansy"
- "Q is for Queen of the Meadow"
- "R is for Ragged Robin"
- "S is for Strawberry"
- "T is for Thrift"
- "U is for Urceolina"
- "V is for Vetch"
- "W is for Wallflower"
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4 comments:
The little poem expresses my thoughts whenever I see random flowers growing along the highway.
What a pretty flower.
I don't think I've ever seen one of those. Very pretty.
Our self seeded wallflowers do not look as grand as these. My father used to fill two flower beds each year with either wallflowers of asters. My job as a boy was to pull them up at the end of each year.
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