Marigolds

Uploaded: June 07, 2010

Description

Planted these marigolds last year and they have returned!

Exif: F Number: 5.6, Exposure Bias Value: 0.00, ExposureTime: 8/1000 seconds, Flash: did not fire, auto mode, ISO: 400, White balance: Auto white balance, FocalLength: 86.00 mm, Model: NIKON D5000

Comments

Ron McEwan June 07, 2010

They don't smell good but they make up for it with their beauty. Great shot Ruth #1276464

Ruth E. Foster-Lindsay June 07, 2010

Thanks Ron! Yes they are pretty and don't smell good, but that's why they are one of my favs. The deer don't like 'em! If I have impatiens around, they constantly nibble them. LOL! #8673860

Robert R. Goodman June 07, 2010

Hi Ruth,What a small world I was just out shooting some Desert Marigolds today.But they were not as beautiful as these.Gorgeous capture my friend,wish I could grow them like you!!! #8674523

Kitty R. Rodehorst-Hanna June 07, 2010

Gorgeous colors in this beautiful image, Ruth! :-) k #8675034

John Connolly June 07, 2010

I really like the humble marigold Ruth, and you have captured it beautifully here! Nice work! #8676561

Robert K. Bemus level-classic June 07, 2010

Great color and beautifully composed, Ruth!! #8676787

Kerry Hill June 08, 2010

Beautiful capture Ruth, the colours are wonderful! #8676933

Annie Booth June 08, 2010

Ruth- great capture of these little beauties. I planted some more this year. At the Arboretum, where I go alot, they use these plants for a natural pesticide. They plant them among their vegetables and especially the tomatoes. I guess it works, I have never seen a bug on any of their plants yet.

Have a great day my friend. #8678712

Ruth E. Foster-Lindsay June 08, 2010

Thank you for your comments Bobby, Kitty, John, Robert, Kerry and Annie!
You are right Annie, lots of people plant them among vegetables to use as a natural pesticide. Works great with tomatoes! #8679763

Patrick Rouzes level-classic June 09, 2010

A vibrant & colorful full frame here, Ruth! Marigolds are always beautiful to capture! Super job! #8682268

Ruth E. Foster-Lindsay June 09, 2010

Thank you Patrick for your wonderful comments! :-) #8682873

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