Steve`s Country
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Steve And Muffin’s Wildflowers #16.
Hi everyone and Happy June! Today’s wildflower is the “three-toothed cinquefoil”. This is a small wildflower, half an inch (about 12mm) across. It is a very bright white with 5 petals that are often wrinkled and bend downward when fully open. It is a member of the rose family and really quite showy for a small flower. The leaves are evergreen, meaning they stay attached to the plant year round, but do turn a burgundy red in fall. The leaves have a 3 toothed design at the end. They grow if very poor, dry, sandy soil where there is little competition from other plants. They also prefer full sun and are usually associated with jack pine forests. In Canada they can be found from Alberta through to the east coast. In the US they can be found from ND to Maine and south to Georgia, though missing a few states in that area. It’s main blooming time is June and July. Have a wonderful day everyone and God bless!
Steve and Muffin.
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Steve`s Country 
Very pretty
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They are indeed, thanks Sheree!😀😺📷
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Hello you two! Hope you are both doing well! So nice tiny wildflower! 😻
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Hi Ribana! So nice to hear from you! We are doing fine, I hope all is going well with you too, we have missed you! Have a most wonderful week!😃😻☕☕🌞
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Very pretty, Steve and Muffin! It’s nice to know more about wildflowers. 🌞☕️☕️
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Thanks Eugenia! Glad to know you are enjoying this series! Hope you are having a wonderful day!😀☕☕🌞
Muffin sends a hug to Callie!😺😻
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Most welcome and Callie sends hugs to Muffin! 😻😺
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Muffin meows thanks!😸
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😊
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Gorgeous Flower!
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Thanks Dusty! Finally got my internet working again after 2 hours.😬
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Whoa!! I think I’d send the ISP a “what’s going on” email!
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They never answer emails, but I can phone them, and I have. They just tell me there’s a lot of internet traffic now with people at home so much, so it causes minor crashes now and then. I think it’s my modem that’s the problem but they don’t want to change it. Maybe when their local office opens I can go and get some service.
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Yeah, but they still expect you to pay your bill on time… 🤨
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Yep, I have never been late, until 2 months ago, just one day over, but they cut me off!😲 Turned it back on the same day when I paid the bill. I mean really!🙄🙄
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Yeah, they should credit you for each time you can’t use it…. it’s only right!🤨
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Yep, but they never do such things.🙄🙄
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I know, but they should.😔
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Yep, so true.
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Send them a bill!😂😂 Let’s see what happens😂😂
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Riiiiiiiiiight.🤔😳
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Hehehehe🤭🤭🤭
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he…he…he…he.🤪
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You find that funny huh?😂😂😂
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That was my tired out laugh, kinda slow motion like.🤪🤯😛
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I thought maybe that was the case.. 🤭🤭 Sorry how was your afternoon? Anything new or exciting?
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It was a nice day, got my new flowers planted, a bit cloudy now, might get some showers overnight. Saw 2 chipmunks today, that’s exciting.
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I saw one today also! He had created a hole in my skirting on the house 🏠 and was living under my house!!🤨🤨🤨😖😖😖
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A chipmunk??? Wow, that’s odd. Have never had problems that way up here, only with squirrels. Chipmunks usually live underground, about 6 to 8 feet down. Guess it must be warm under your place!😁
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Well his hole was under my skirting!😬😲😳 not a good thing.
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Maybe he wants to live under your house, but not under your house.🤔
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He can dig himself a new house elsewhere!🤨
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But it might be soft easy digging for the poor little orphaned cute critter.🥺
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You mean the one with long sharp claws and long sharp teeth??🤨🤨 that poor little critter??
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Tiny little claws that couldn’t hurt a finger, teeth barely sharp enough to bite a peanut. And such sad longing eyes, just looking for some human to feed and take care of him.🤔😁
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They’ve got you!! He just needs to move north!🤨🤨
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Put him on the bus and send him up. Oh wait, that wouldn’t work, we don’t have buses anymore.🤔🙄
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He’s gonna need to hoof it up there!🤨🤨 I’ll go out now and let know you’re waiting for him!😁😁
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You could at least fill his tiny suitcase with peanuts for the journey. Sniff.😥👜
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Oh no no.. he has plenty of acorns to get him there! He’ll be nice a plump when he arrives!😁😁
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Acorns are too big for that tiny little suitcase, he needs shelled peanuts, unsalted, to keep him going. And don’t forget the map so he doesn’t get lost. And a little blanket and pillow.😁
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He’s gonna need a bigger suit case!!🙄🙄😏😏
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Maybe a little wagon, with harness so he can pull it behind him. Time for bed, or something, good night Dusty, chatter tomorrow.😁😴🌙
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Good Night Steve! Rest well!😁😴😴
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Maybe I can get my neighbor on the lake with a fkiat plane to fly him up there??🤔🤔🤔 he’d need to parachute down..🙄🙄 but it’s doable!😁
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Now you’re thinking!😁🛩🪂
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Such a unique wildflower ! Thanks for sharing it !☕️☕️🙂🚶♂️😺
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They are interesting and very pretty.😃😸📷
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Very beautiful wild flower and article about this flower , so nice 👌🙏🌷
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Thank you very much!😀😺📷
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Most welcome 🙏
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Very nice
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Keep Laughing! Someone may be watching
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Thanks Mr. Ohh!
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