Small White Daisies

These are actually Common Fleabane, there are 4 species in Tennessee. You can see my original post at Leedra's Photos For Fun which shows the full field.

Small Iris found in GSMNP and in East Tennessee

Small light purple iris, photographs taken in the

Great Smoky Mountain National Park, and in my front yard.

For more information about this small, but pretty iris please visit

the original post at Leedra's Photos For Fun.

Yellow wildflowers across the road

These wildflowers are in bloom across the road along the guardrail. The other day my husband said "Why don't you take some pictures of those?", I replied "Been there, done that". Now you get to see the pretty flowers too.

Black Eyed Susans

Never have understood these flowers being called Black Eyed Susuans. The center looks dark brown to me.

Either way, I have always liked them. They look really good with Coneflowers and dark daylilies. I only have a small batch now, hope to have more next year.

Wildflowers along the roadways

I took this photographs in early June along the side of the road. I think they are Bachelor's Button.

Wildflower Chicory

This wildflower is along the side of the roadways here in East Tennessee. We are usually zooming by it. This is a close look at it.

Field of Ox Eye Daisy Wildflowers

Ox Eye Daisy (Chrysanthemum leucanthemum)

Sometimes the simpliest of things can be the most beautiful,

like these wildflowers found in East Tennessee.

Ox Eye Daisy

I like the simplicity of this one. I took this in was in the hay field behind my property.

Linum-Wildflowers

These photos were taken in 2 different locations in Knox County, East Tennessee. Checking my wildflower book I find a blue variation that is only in Shelby, Davidson and Knox Counties in Tennessee. The yellow version is throughout Eastern U.S.