It has heavily snowed since this mid morning! resulted some early school dismissals. The snow has just stopped this evening only to be followed by freezing rain! Ain’t that something? 😉
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OMG, my mother will love this one, it’s her favorite flower! Can’t wait to show it to her! xxxx
OMG! you know what flower that was! what flower was that? Cause I really don’t know.
I know in my language, will ask my mom tomorrow what’s the Latin name and look it up in the dictionary for you 😉
Awesome! I don’t mind to know its name in your language as well 🙂
I believe the flower is purple deadnettle (Lamium purpureum): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lamium_purpureum
How daring of it to stand up against this cold! The weather forecast for central Ohio is just about the same as yours. Brrr.
What a pretty name! thanks Deb. Yet, This crazy weather is a fun time to go trekking, hiking and exploring for you both, right?! be safe then. Back to the flower’s name, Ruth (and her mom) knows another name (in her language) for it. am still waiting 😉
that is so beautiful!
Thank you! So glad to see wild flowers (even though they were so tiny) in this crazy weather 🙂
i was glad to see them too! it is crazy weather.
🙂
What a great shot !
Awww! thanks Frances 🙂
Nice photo….
Cheers 🙂
beautiful photo! I saw on the news that it snowed in unexpected places and immediately thought of your photo.
Thanks Letizia! It’s shockingly fun though to have all kinds of weather in one week 🙂
All the seasons at once! 🙂
yep 🙂
Lovely details, Marvi. Nice to see this is surviving despite the snow and ice.
Thank you Gracie. Unfortunately, it’s fully covered by ice today 😦
That’s so beautiful! A real treasure mind for sure. This might be one of the most beautiful snow pictures I’ve ever seen 🙂
Awww! Thank you so much Jeremy 🙂
Oyy, i am bit late (been in a crazy busy period 😦 ), but if i am not mistaken – it’s Viola odorata (and in my language: Љубичица ;))
Such beautiful and interesting name 😃 Thank you Ruth!