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Tiny Namjoon with tiny flowers: an ongoing thread @bts_twt
Bouquets of cornsalad (Valerianella locusta, the TINIEST flowers in my yard) and a handful of pink henbit (Lamium amplexicaule).
A single baby's breath (Gypsophila) and an armload of fragrant holly blossoms (plus berries).
Tiny bluets and azure bluets
A normal violet is really too big for such a TinyJoon. The tiny bicolor violets are a better size for a bouquet.
An armload of vetch
Bugleweed and viburnum
Redbud blooms and a bouquet of purple deadnettle
This one's much too big, but here's TinyJoon with a flower from one of my favorite spring trees blooming behind him, the dogwood.
Sleeping in the flowers - low hop clover (yellow) and field madder (purple)
Chickweed looks like tiny daisies. FLOWER FLOWER FLOWER FL-FLOWER FLOWER!
Cutleaf cranesbill (geranium dissectum) and more azure bluets. The cranesbill is considered a weed here, but I love it because it's a teeny tiny geranium.
Today I also introduced TinyJoon to my indoor plants, including the shamrock with white flowers.
TinyJoon likes buttercups, but does he like butter? I see a yellow glow on his chin, so yes.
Yellow cinquefoil
Buttercup boy and low hop clover
At the historic farm today we assembled a bouquet of flowers, inspired by this week's Run episode. We started with a bunch of bridal wreath spirea (Jimin's birth flower). It makes a perfect tiny bouquet all by itself.
The little bouquet grew as we wandered (adding a buttercup, field madder and Pennsylvania bittercress), and we also stopped to chat with the big atamasco lilies.
We added a violet and more field madder for some purples.
And then we added some vetch for pink hues and some tiny cornsalad for texture, and we decided our bouquet was finished.
So what to do with our bouquet? Well there so happened to be a small historic cemetery on the farm's property, so we decided to leave our flowers there as a memorial. We didn't stand on or photograph the gravestones, but we left our flowers on the mossy ground.
We also saw (but did not pick) some periwinkle, vinca minor, which is often found in historic cemeteries here.
And after saying hello to the bees, we found a lovely patch full of adorable tiny field madder. I'm glad the bees have so many early flowers right at their doorstep.
FLOWER FLOWER FLOWER FLOWER FLOWER
TinyJoon just wants to tell you ė³“ė¼ķ“, borahae 
So! Much! Giant chickweed!
So many bluets!
Pink oxalis in my garden
Wild roses (that smell heavenly) and our first wild geranium actually found in the wild, so exciting!
Blue flax! It's so beautiful but it looks unreal in photos.
FLOWER FLOWER FLOWER FLOWER FLOWER! I think this is fleabane, and I don't know if it's a weed or something I planted, oops. It's growing in my garden right next to my roses. But it's cute!
Siberian wallflower (which smells so fragrant) and pretty blue blooms on a rosemary plant.
Lyre-leafed sage and tiny speedwell
More pictures of the flower crown because we were rather proud of it
Atamasco lilies! I love these wildflowers, and seeing so many was like meeting a celebrity! We had big rain storm and the woods are full of them at the historic farm park. I kept looking around and exclaiming"WOW!" It is like a fairy land right now. (I'm just a shy plant nerd)
The first jack-in-the-pulpit of spring
A day may come when I stop saying FLOWER FLOWER FLOWER at every flower that looks like a daisy, but it is not today. Today we FLOWER
Purple oxalis and wild blackberry blooms
Vetch and clover
Ground ivy and honeysuckle
In my garden - Star of Bethlehem and green-and-gold
My little cyclamen finally bloomed again and I had forgotten how pretty pink it was.
Crimson clover, so pretty and so big! Look at those huge leaves.
So much crimson clover! We found a huge patch of it like a Tiny Joon sized forest.
Remember cutleaf cranesbill, the tiny dark pink geranium? Here's its cousin the Carolina geranium, a lighter pink tiny flower.
Japanese honeysuckle, invasive but so deliciously fragrant. I love it.
Yellow flag iris at the nature reserve
These old heirloom roses smell like cinnamon!
These field pansies (viola bicolor) are so cute and tiny.
I don't know what this grass is, but it's pretty and purple so it almost counts as a flower.
Don't you think a columbine would make a good hat?
This isn't a tiny flower at all, sorry. This iris is huge and kind of a strange almost-black reddish purple color, so I'm going to call it Dark and Wild.
Tiny wild strawberry flowers and the strawberry itself, safe and harmless, but also flavorless (Yes, @TinyYooning I ate this one too, hoping for a sweeter result.) Maybe the birds like them.
The dandelion and Tiny Joon both look so happy to see each other. Look at Joon's glowing face!
Blue-eyed grass and common mallow.
Pink oxalis and yellow oxalis. We love oxalis!
Our first sundrop found in the wild (side of the road, so we picked it to bring it home). Isn't she lovely?
Purple clover and purple baptisia. ė³“ė¼ķ“, borahae!
My yard is like a flower meadow right now with buttercups and this purple lyre-leaf sage. The hummingbirds love it.
I have many varieties of sweet william flowers in my garden, but this one is my favorite. Each stem is like a whole mixed bouquet.
White salvia and pink salvia. We love all salvias.
Sweet little blue toadflax and teeny tiny speedwell.
A hardy geranium blooming in my garden. She looks small and dainty, but she's impressively tough. Her flowers don't smell, but her leaves are wonderfully fragrant. Geranium leaves smell so good!
Not a tiny flower - this peony is massive! It looks like a huge mound of cotton candy.
The yellow roses smell the best. Just like real Namjoon, Tiny Joon tries to look at flowers and the sky every day.
A sweet little handful of wild chervil and the tiny flowers of Virginia peppergrass.
I love Venus' Looking Glass, such a pretty purple flower that reminds me of a miniature Tiny-Joon-sized clematis, which is Real Namjoon's birth flower. It grows wild all over my lawn and garden.
What have you found, Tiny Joon? And whatās on your shirt? Letās take a closer look...+
Nooo, Joonie, look at the leaves! This is ragweed, and one of us is allergic to the pollen! Iām glad your shirt is easy to wash, and Iām glad it isnāt full ragweed season yet. Ugh!
You know, I think Iām actually wrong about it being ragweed. I think it might be the fertile frond of some type of fern. I apologize to that plant.
The vervain/verbena plants are blooming again at the pond.
Privet - pretty flowers with a nice scent, but invasive. Don't be pushy, guys.
