These flowers are in a flower bed along Main Street downtown Milwaukie.
This grass is about 4 feet tall, divides a restaurant’s parking lot from Hwy 99 S.
Kind of a wild overgrown garden along the parking lot at The Portland Waldorf School downtown Milwaukie.
Along the edge of the the parking lot separating the lot from the street.
I have no idea what these bushes are but they run the length of the parking lot intermingled with the above flower bushes and a couple of other varieties.
I think that this grass is really pretty.
A couple of Tara’s potted plants
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Jackie, beautiful pictures….the new camera takes really good pics!
Thank you! It’s so easy to use. That is why I stuck with Olympus. This is my 4th digital camera and they have been Olympus.
Those unknown bushes with flowers and fruits are Rosa Rugosa (Beach Rose). The rose hips make a great jelly very high in Vitamin C. They grow all over the dunes here on Martha’s Vineyard, on the East Coast.
Thanks for letting me know.I just thought that they were interesting looking.
I love the yellow flowers – we called them “Black Eyed Susans” in the south. I just love that bright cheery color.
Of course they are Balck Eyed Susan’s. I am so bad with names of flowers. I just know that they are beautiful and the names are usually a mystery.