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During my visit to Denali Park last August I was surprised and amazed at the natural vegetation I saw even though it was the height of Fall. Below are few examples.
The first two are of a red leaf-berry (I forget the specific name) that are edible, but bitter.
According to my guide these purple flowers are the first flower to bloom in the Spring. Luckily, a few had survived in Fall.
I also learned that wild blueberries are indigenous to the area.
They are very tasty!
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All the flowers are gorgeous and now I'm hungry for blueberries!
ReplyDeleteWonderful gifts of nature! Thanks for sharing...and for visiting my blog. And yes, my beaded curtains, as well as a few other quirky collections, do appeal to my inner child.
ReplyDeleteLovely!
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't have expected to find these colors either. The first photo has a candy pinkish red color to it. Love it. Here's Mine
ReplyDeleteThose are all so pretty - lovely colors!
ReplyDeleteThe beauty of the edibles and a feast.
ReplyDeleteI'm always amazed at what beautiful plants will grow even in the harshest climates.
ReplyDeleteVery colourful and edible too :-)
ReplyDeleteLovely ground cover in beautiful colours. My Snapshot is at http://goo.gl/qkrST
ReplyDeletePretty flowers. Cool that you found some wild blueberries! Looks like a great tour of the area.
ReplyDeleteYum! Blueberries! It's too hot to grow blueberries where I live :(
ReplyDeleteHow colorful. I love blueberries but have never picked wild ones.
ReplyDeleteGreat color! I always love to take flowers pictures too. We have two very small blueberry bushes. Moved them this year in hopes of more growth.
ReplyDeleteI love the purple flowers! They are so pretty!
ReplyDeletelove the blue berries! yummm
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