And a couple more ....
Muscari (commonly called grape hyacinths here)
And Scilla Pushkinia (the blue striping came out quite accurately colorwise)
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For those of us in the northern lands, spring is making itself known ... as the land awakens from slumber. Feel free to add your own pics!
Here are a few early spring bloomers:
Some crocuses
Jonquils/daffodils
And a couple more ....
Muscari (commonly called grape hyacinths here)
And Scilla Pushkinia (the blue striping came out quite accurately colorwise)
Cool pics, Paul.
I haven't had time to photo the spring blooms here yet. Our bleeding heart is so pretty too.
Cheers,
BD
Beautiful Paul, the spring bulbs are the only thing I miss about living up north. Our amaryllis are just starting to bloom. They are the limit of our spring bulbs
From my garden
Those are wonderful, Lina.
Here are some point and shoot shots from my place here in Arkansas. Nothing as beautiful as the ones posted. You guys make me want to get my good camera out and go photograph some blooms.
These are Bleeding Hearts
and a sunny yellow bloom too:
Cheers,
BD
Those flowers are beautiful, Lina! Can you tell us what they are?
The first one is Easter flower (the garden one not wild) and is heaving quite big bloosom the yelow you know - tulip.
For blue one I don´t know the name, it grows willdy too, but doesn´t have that big flowers.
This one is from garden - a little of it
and tulip, that is now blooming
and that is the thastefull one
Thanks for pictures of the spring flowers.We don't have the four seasons here but thanks to our members I can enjoy the seasons through your pictures.
Keep those pictures coming ,guys.
This is my Calla lily, this one has an odd habit of making flowers with two petals, though none are shown in this picture, if anyone is intersted I could post one of those.
This is actually a wildflower that grows like crazy around here in spring, but I have some potted up.
This is one of my old succulents, lost the name, but I did have it at one point. This plant has never stopped blooming for the 4 years I have owned it, but it has mad many baby plants Note the one to the side.
This is a newer succulent, of a similar variety to the one above, only a bright wonderful red.