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Today’s Flowers: Pink Chrysanthemum

Pink and Rose Volunteer Chrysanthemum near White Alyssum
Pink and Rose Volunteer Chrysanthemum near White Alyssum

This “volunteer” chrysanthemum (I didn’t plant it; it’s right next to a large, red chrysanthemum bush that I did plant) showed up this autumn in shades of pink and rose. The yellow petaled flower is one of my rudbeckia (black-eyed susan).

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January says

beautiful chrysanthemum! thanks for sharing!

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Nicole says

It just simply showed up?
How cool :D
Lovely shot and a lovely flower.
I like that colour a lot :)

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Carver says

What a beautiful mix of flowers. I always love to get volunteers and yours is a perfect contrast to the planned one.

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nance says

ahhhh... mums! they are so colorful this time of year! Yours is a beauty, Leora. I get those "surprises" too in my garden. I blogged them in my older post.

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Fishing Guy says

Leora: It is wonderful that such a beautiful flower would be a volunteer. Thanks for sharing the color.

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guild-rez says

Very nice pictures of very beautiful chrysanthemum flowers. Love the pink colour.
Thank you for sharing,
Gisela

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Happily Retired Gal says

Beautiful mums ... love the color ;-)
I love 'volunteers' in my garden too! Thanks for visiting my pink floral mosaics.
Hugs and blessings,

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Ilana-Davita says

I like how the pink is offset by the white... and the last remaining rudbekia.

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Valkyrien says

Nature always win! It was looking for a place to thrive - and found your garden! Very beautiful!

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Stine says

What a nice surprise to have such a pretty volunteer srout in your garden.

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chubskulit says

She must have love your garden to voluntarily sprout in there..

Here's my first TF entry. Hope you can come by!

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amanda says

Leora the color is Amazing!that would perk me up any day!

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Arja says

What a lovely colour the pink one is!

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Shimshonit says

I love the photos from your last few posts. The painting on the inside wall of the sukkah was wonderful, and I love the brightness of the chysanthemum in this photo, especially as the Northeast gets drabber-looking.

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ellen says

What a lovely one...Hope to hear from you too.

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Regina says

How pretty! Love the color.
Have nice week.

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medam says

They are beautiful, I really love them and that pink color. Great photo!

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ramblingwoods says

Beautiful colors..very cheery on a gray day...

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Jew Wishes says

What luscious tones on the chrysanthemum blouses.

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Carletta says

The color of these mums is gorgeous!
Mums are one of my favorite things about fall. :)

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leoraw says

I was quite surprised by the pink in the color myself.

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Sara Chapman in Seattle says

I did not know that mums ever self-sowed. How wonderful for you!

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leoraw says

I suppose they are happy in my garden! I throw old parts with dried flowers in piles under the bushes - that may help with getting new ones to come up.

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Dhaval Jani says

nice bright colors and like the way you followed the rule of thirds and included other flowers and dint just zoom in to it..

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leoraw says

Thank you for telling me I used the rule of thirds! :-)

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rajeev singh says

My search for the most beautiful pictures on Net has guided me to your pictures. Actually I was expecting a lot in the search. Any way keep the good work onnnnn

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