#seattlespring — Public Fediverse posts
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Bigleaf lupine (Lupinus polyphyllus) blooming amidst the creeping buttercups
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You only need one or two wild roses open to get bathed in heavenly perfume. This marsh rose (Rosa pisocarpa) beckoned from afar
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Entering the green... P-Patch! Looking more like garden plots ought to!
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Kousa dogwood flowers start tiny and green and expand to... I think these will be pink?
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Common camas (Camassia quamash) in two shades. They can range from pale blue to deep purple blue. They spread by seed and bulb division. They were a main food source for coastal tribes.
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A nice line up of tulips, plus a portrait of a dying tulip being held up by a brave friend
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Flowers now, berries later: a thimbleberry flower (Rubus parviflorus) amid its huge leaves, and a salal (Gaultheria shallon) stem of barely open, very hairy flowers.
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Wandering in another neighborhood (tbh I am never sure which Neighborhood I am in!) i found a plant new to me and a lovely dogwood tree.
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Red huckleberry (Vaccinium parviflorum). I almost missed the flowers this year! They're so green! Two weeks ago i thought I had plenty of time. Now they've mostly set fruit.
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Pink and blue: Himalayan clematis and Spanish bluebells, foreigners in a strange land
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Piggyback plant(Tolmiea menziesii) the same one people grow as an indoor plant, flourishes along streambanks around here.
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Opposite sides of the color wheel, lemon yellow and magenta... well, almost
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¡Olé! Glowing tree peonies growing next to the sidewalk give a color boost
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The flowers of our thinleaf huckleberry (Vaccinium membranaceum) are hard to spot because they are translucent and disappear against their leaves. But the berries are dark blue, easy to find and delicious.
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This one is growing in our garden, but isn't very happy. We end up cleaning out a lot of deadwood. I wouldn't recommend this as a garden plant, it really wants to be in the woods. -
Rhododendrons and azaleas are blooming all over! The yellow azalea is a Eurasia import, and has a lovely spicy clove-like scent. The pink to white one is probably a rosebay rhodie native to the southeast US.
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A species tulip (Tulipa bakeri ) also called "Lilac Wonder", shows off the golden heart enclosed by its lilac corolla
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Les flaneuses
Tulips look best when lounging about next to the sidewalk while people watching
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The cherry and plum trees are almost at the end of their bloom, and now it's the turn of the crabapples.
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Amanita pantherinoides, the western panther amanita, is very toxic. Apparently it usually grows under firs in the forest, but here it is under a fir in the city.
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The lady on the corner who has the huge collection of hellebores now has spring flowers galore. I can hardly wait to see what she has in store for later. And her (cherry) tulip magnolia trees are magnificent too. (Looked at the photo, was misled by the pink!)
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The weather really battered the violets and the tulip magnolias, one so low to the ground, the other so high in the sky... but although ragged, they still are beautiful
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Brilliant red azalea, (it's aJapanese cultivar) , breaking up the shadows
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Frilly fungus on an old cherry. The tree is in serious decline
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Our fruit trees: second year plum trees blooming (fruit this year?) and my native crabapple is covered with flower buds! It may fruit, we've had it for almost 6 years
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A stylish chicken coop in front of a neighborhood house. There are 3 chickens in residence but only one is outside at the moment.
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Forsythia yellow makes gray days shine
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Two big weeping cherry trees in the park and a burst of lavender heather
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Trouvailles: Yard art and paperbark
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Pale yellow azaleas bravely blooming under a tree in the cold rain
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The first swamp lantern, aka skunk cabbage, I've seen this season.
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I was a little under the weather yesterday morning, and sat watching the dog play in our backyard. Noticed a couple of pretty things
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"Cherry red , sweeter than the honeycomb..." Hellebores providing more color joy in winter-almost-spring
(That line is from the BeeGees song)
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The sun is out momentarily! Here are some just plain pink camellias
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Crocus bonanza
Crocuses are busy blooming in lawns, peeking out from leaves, being fresh and telling us spring is near
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I saw my first honeybee of the season, busily gathering pollen from blooming hazelnut trees (not the natives, which are still thinking about spring).
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