Fox glove

Foxgloves in the forest by Jotamy

Photo by PaulMurphy

Photo about Studio Shot of Purple Colored Foxglove Flowers Isolated on White Background. Large Depth of Field (DOF). Image of arrangement, flowers, macro - 23232896

Deer-resistant flowers and plants aren't deer proof, but deer don't like their scents and textures. Here's what to plant to keep deer out of your garden.

The first rays of morning light sidelighting these perfect pink foxgloves. Found on the Mesa, Arizona, LDS Temple grounds. Explore, Highest position: 294 on Monday, July 7, 2008 To see more work, visit Altus Photo Design.

Flying Ointments refer to a salve that Witches of old would use to gain abilities or Astral travel. In those days, Secret Witch meetings and Sabbat celebrations where not easily accessible therefore they would use this ability to attend. While some believed it was all the power of their minds, others believed that they could actually fly by this practise. Witches of old would rub their ointment in to their skin and lie by a fire. Their skin would then turn red and begin to radiate heat…

fox glove. Nicola Kirk Photography.