Revrunner

A lively bunch carrying on in the garden in front of my house.

So common in these parts that I suspect many people pass by these Rudbeckia (aka Black-eyed Susans) without a second thought. But then I th...

The don't call me "lily" daylily.  "Despite their common name, daylilies are not true lilies (plants from the genus Liliu...

Peering into the many mysteries lurking in one of the gardens near me.  On another note, I'm continually forgetting to reload a memory c...

A surprising discovery this morning! The genus, hydrangea, was "first described from Virginia in North America," according to this...

Staring into the very vortex of the spring pollen season. :-)

I heard this morning that we have T-urkey to t-hank for t-ulips. :-)

Flowers like this leave me wordless. 

Still taking the time, occasionally, to breath in deeply and to appreciate the beauty that surrounds us. Well, at least whenever I'm not...

Guarded within the old red wall's embrace, Marshalled like soldiers in gay company, The tulips stand arrayed.  Here infantry Wheels out ...

The dogwood trees are blooming here now. May I never be so distracted as not to notice.