Les Fleurs du Printemps

Every once in a while I just want to publish something "pretty".  No politics, no opinions, no jokes, no controversies.  

Over the years, my husband has worked on close-up photography with flowers.  I like to share my favorites each Spring.  

American Wildflowers: Black Eyed Susans

Black Eyed Susans by Laura Trevey

Laura Trevey just painted a beautiful new work of "Black Eyed Susans" I find cheerful, sunny and summery. She says it's the "probably the most common of all American wildflowers."

Susans in the Woodpile by Cole Scott

My husband and I were on a hike to the river today and we passed a lovely bush of them. He wished he had his camera. He loves photographing them. We had lots of them in our yard and woods in our previous home. I've posted a photo he took of them growing between the slats of wood pallets in our back yard.

Happy Vernal Equinox!

Images of Spring by Cole Scott Photography
In order as shown:  Violas (pansies) in morning dew, apple blossoms, tulips, dandelions, bee on a Cosmos,  Pinks (dianthus),  Easter lily

 

Sunday

WOO HOO! It's 56 degrees and the snow is melting and the bedraggled remnants of my snowbound garden showed themselves today. I am psyched! Time to post some cheerful photos taken last Spring with a look toward the Spring to come.