Mayapple in bloom
Don't you just love the wildflowers this time of year?
Horse chestnut blossoms
Horse chestnut tree
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41 comments:
Oh, yes!!! I do love Spring and the beautiful colors, the trees and the flowers!! Wonderful captures, as always!! Thanks for sharing the beauty!! Have a great new week!!
Yep, surprises everywhere.
Absolutely. I always see if I can find some nice flowers.
Horse Chestnut trees are not that common are they? Wonderful photos,
Que lindo! Que JUNHO seja bem bom pra ti e todos nós! bjs, chica
Lovely blooms. I like the may apple best.
I do, and I think they're more wildflowers in bloom around me than real genuine flowers! Seriously. Great photos.
Tina, that may apple is gorgeous!!!
The look of the chestnut blossoms is interesting... I don't know if I've seen them here.
Oh how beautiful!
The TV weather man this morning say it's officially the first day of summer over here. I suspect you may be a little behind us so it's wonderful to see these lovely pictures. The first one is my favourite, a smashing close up...
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Beautiful spring flowers and I like the look of that tree as well.
It is a wonderful time of the year.
Your spring pictures have a gentleness!
Very nice captures! I hope you'll come link up at http://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2015/06/nesting.html
Spring is such a lovely time of year.
The wildflowers are the star of the season.
Worth a Thousand Words
so pretty. i love the bloom in the 1st shot. i bet it smells lovely. ( :
The first two pics are very nice.
I like ALL the flowers at this time of year!
Love that first photo.
Always so much beauty to photograph in the spring!
The catalpa trees have been blooming like mad here!
It is a wonderful time of year. So much beauty around.
In the first photo, it looks like the delicate flower is doing chin-ups :)
Nice photos, Tina.
Have a Beautiful Day!!
Peace :)
That first image is wonderful Tina!
Wonderful! There are flowers everywhere.
They seem to pop up out of nowhere!
The first shot is exquisite.
Lovely images, the first bloom is my favorite. Have a happy day and week ahead!
Wildflowers are a long time favorite of mine!...:)JP
triple wow on the macro of the horse chestnut flowers.
So that is what a May Apple blossom looks like. Very pretty.
Darla
I did have mayapples growing beside my porch...then we extended it and covered them up. BUT, we covered up Jack in the pulpit, and now they are on the outside again, so maybe the Mayapple will be someday, too. I really need to go and get more...I would not have to go far.
Aren't there just so many woods plants that are wonderful!
Pretty blossoms!
yes I do love Spring, unfortunately I have to wait until September here :-)
Spring is so pretty and so welcome after a cold winter.
Beautiful. Being in California, I forget that spring flowers must just be popping elsewhere, especially in places that had lots of snow.
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It certainly is beautiful out there. My mayapples are done blooming already. Just saw a couple of flowers on them this year.
I did not know what the horse chestnut tree looked like and I wonder if we have any around here...I will have to look into that..Michelle
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