Wondrous Words / Blackberries, Blackberries by Crystal E. Wilkinson
She walked through town and over to Mason's Ridge. It was the insdie of summer and the sweet williams made the breeze smell so good that Autumn Marie could taste it in her mouth."
sweet williams
An annual, biennial, or perennial herb (Dianthus barbatus), native to Eurasia, widely cultivated as an ornamental for its flat-topped dense clusters of varicolored flowers.bermudaonion
Hi Tea! I knew that Sweet Williams were a type of flower, but I did not know exactly which ones they were ;) So, the picture is perfect! Thanks for sharing!
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I love Sweet Williams!
Hi Tea! I knew that Sweet Williams were a type of flower, but I did not know exactly which ones they were ;) So, the picture is perfect! Thanks for sharing!
Your Sweet Williams are so pretty. I'll have to check our nursery for them. They'd be pretty in a big pot.
Stopping by from Wondrous Words. I'd heard of sweet williams before, but I'd never actually searched to see what they looked like. How pretty!
And how cool that you're reading a book by Crystal Wilkinson--she taught here at IU for a while, so I know got to know her.
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Beautiful picture! Never knew the name, thanks for sharing.
Love the snippet, I'll be checking the book out.
I've heard of Sweet William since my mom loved growing all kinds of flowers. They're very beautiful!
I recognise that flower but don't think I would ever have come up with Sweet William as the name.
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