I took these photos today in North Hampton, New Hampshire.
In case you can't tell, the next bloom is enormous: it's about the size of my open hand.
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so next time you come to new hampshire, let me know? I would love to meet you some where for tea and whatever....and john would love to meet you too.
Well, I don't get up to Concord that often, but I hope to say hi in person!
Richard - these photos are spectacular! I may have to print them off, cut them out, and tape them onto the dried and withering stalks in my planter box (all of which were touted as "hardy" ha!) ;)
By the way, I had one more image, but decided not to post it on the blog, as it looked a little too Mapplethorpy.