The borage in our yard bloomed early this summer and quickly went to seed. Lo and behold those seeds have grown and we have a second bunch blooming as fall marches on, and the bees couldn’t be happier.
The borage in our yard bloomed early this summer and quickly went to seed. Lo and behold those seeds have grown and we have a second bunch blooming as fall marches on, and the bees couldn’t be happier.
nature has no boss 
Great shot =)
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Thanks.
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Gorgeous, bee and flower.
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Thanks Shannon, it is nice to have that late season borage around for the bees to enjoy.
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Nice capture – I love borage and bees!
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Hi Eliza, borage is a very cool plant with that spiky fuzz and vibrant blue flowers. A nice edible flower for your salads and cooking the leaves is fun as well.
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The fuzzy leaves don’t appeal to me – bleah. But the flowers are very appealing! 🙂
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Just like nettles you have to cook the leaves and the fuzz is gone. Yummy in ravioli.
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Yes, nice capture and I really like the composition.
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Thanks David.
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An awesome capture Mike
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Thanks, Christy got this one.
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Great capture!
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Thanks, hope your day is gong well.
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Beautiful photo, as always, Mike. I really enjoy your posts.
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Thanks, but the credit for this one goes to my wife Christy. She is the marco guru of the household and has quite the eye to the small things.
Hope you are doing well.
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