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Hey lily of the valley, so now the spring can not be far LOL. Only the more unfortunate that this photo is also from last year ;)). Last year I had much the spring photographed, but probably no real desire to develop and post. This year I miss the spring very much. Best that I can now use exactly this time of not perfect weather so for these shots.
portico quartet — impressions ♪
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At some point I shall have to move on from spring to summer, but it's notoriously difficult to know quite when that is in England... Meanwhile, here are two more shots of my Philadelphus or Mock Orange, which is blooming away. We've had some very heavy rain in the last few days, hence the raindrop at the bottom right-hand corner here.
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I got a disturbing message from Mother Nature today, your spring has been put on hold, please wait for the next available warm day....
After having only about an inch of snow all winter, we may get some more tonight, almost a month after this was taken....
Having scattered the seeds from my Aquilegia over the years, I now have a number, mostly in shades of pink, but one white. This is a bud, which looks very like a heart, complete with arteries...
First Spring violets blooming in the park :)
Wood violet, sweet violet, common violet or garden violet (Viola odorata) is a species of flowering plant in the viola family, native to Europe and Asia. It has been introduced into North America and Australia. It blooms from March to April. The species can be found near the edges of forests or in clearings; it is also a common "uninvited guest" in shaded lawns or elsewhere in gardens. In herbal medicine violets has been used for a variety of respiratory ailments, insomnia and skin disorders. Flowers are also edible and used as food additives for instance in salad, made into jelly, and candied for decoration. The sweet scent of this flower has popular, particularly in the late Victorian period, so this plant has been used in the production of many cosmetic fragrances and perfumes.
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Pierwsze wiosenne fiołki pstryknięte w parku miejskim :)
Fiołek wonny, fiołek pachnący (Viola odorata) – gatunek rośliny należący do rodziny fiołkowatych. Występuje w stanie dzikim w Europie, w zachodniej Azji i północnej Afryce. W Polsce pospolity na niżu i w niższych położeniach górskich. Uprawiany i często dziczejący. Kwitnie od marca do kwietnia. Zasiedla widne lasy liściaste i ich skraje, zarośla, trawiaste polany, trawniki. Rośnie na stanowiskach półcienistych lub cienistych, na glebie próchniczej, lekko wilgotnej. Jest rośliną leczniczą. Działa wykrztuśnie, napotnie, moczopędnie, odkażająco, żółciopędnie i rozkurczowo. Upłynnia zalegający śluz w drogach oddechowych. Kwiaty fiołka dawniej kandyzowano, produkowano z nich syrop na kaszel oraz używano ich do aromatyzowania octu. Uprawiany jako roślina ozdobna ze względu na swój bardzo przyjemny zapach oraz piękne kwiaty.
Another mystery plant in my garden, though this one is trying hard to become a tree, already about eight feet high. It's evergreen, has this pretty blossom in summer and small reddish black berries in the winter – and having hunted through all my plant books, I can't find it.
It takes but one positive thought when given a chance to survive and thrive to overpower an entire army of negative thoughts.
The blossoming of a Spring flower.
Santana -Spring Manifestations/Canto de los Flores
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Some fresh green spring layers from Tuscany this Easter. The light there is amazing!
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I have three bushes of varying heights of this tiny pink rose - left to itself, it happily climbs to over ten feet. The buds are perfect miniatures and even when fully out the flowers are only about an inch and a half across. What you can't tell from photographs is that they also have a wonderful scent.