Pine
Fir
Coleus
Begonia
Hydrangea 
Fern
Lichens 
Canna?
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Great pictures!
ReplyDeleteYes, they are leaves of a Canna plant.
Your Annabell Hydrangea flowers are wonderful too.
Lichens and Mosses - very impressive as well.
Fantastic images and what a great idea to use all shades of green in this series. All such beautiful photos. Thanks for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteYou have captured fantastic shades of green! And your hydrangea is the same kind like the dried one I posted today! Very impressive! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI love the different shades of green in your photos. This looks ,ike a wonderful place to visit.
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