Tag Archives: spring blossoms
In the Pink
Covered in freshly fallen May showers.
Columbines! My favorite time of the year
I’ve been cultivating a columbine garden for many years now. By cultivating, I mean watching for when the seed pods ripen and shaking them inward to fill every nook and cranny of a large area I’ve surrounded with a river … Continue reading
Front and Backyard Columbines
My favorite blossoms of the year…especially in the evening light by the river. I hope you enjoy my gardens of columbines! These beauties grow wild in the foothills of the mountains here in Western Washington, but I encourage them to flourish in my … Continue reading
Scene 05-01 It Must be May
…And the flowers have arrived. The columbines are my favorite.
Scene 02-23 The Magnolias are Coming
The magnolia buds caught my eye. Bits of bobbing color hanging down in front of the holly bush.
Breathing Space – April 30/14
These small flowers were in great abundance in a patch on the riverwalk, so I decided to take a closer look and was well rewarded.