Okay, let’s go. I have some photos of the most recent flowers that have bloomed ’round these here parts. They are pretty good shots. Make sure you click and then click again on the pink Rose picture. You can see a nice looking insect and spider web on it. It’s pretty cool. In this batch, […]
Nature & Outdoors Blog Posts
Blog posts the fall under the Nature & Outdoors category. Read all I have written about this topic.
Mountain Bluet, Bailey’s Gold, A Red Rose And A Dianthus
I have a few more photos of flowers for you. I have three identified, but am having some difficulty with the fourth. I just found a website that helped me identify the Mountain Bluet. I already knew what the Bailey’s Gold was, along with the Rose. The last one is a little troubling. I have […]
Purple and White Bearded Iris
This is becoming a little tradition for me. Every year, I take some nice photos of the first Bearded Iris to bloom. This purple and white beauty bloomed yesterday. A few more came to life today and I expect the rest will start showing their colors tomorrow. When the entire row is bloomed, I’ll take […]
Some More Spring Flowers And Flower Buds
After we took some pictures of the bird nests this afternoon, I went around and got a few more photos of some flowers that already bloomed and some that are just about ready to bloom. I know I can identify one, think I can identify two and can’t identify the last. I am getting better […]
Some Late Spring Budding Plants
During our early morning lawn stroll yesterday, we noticed a whole bunch of new budding plants. The most exciting of the crew were the Iris and the rose bushes. I have to tell you, once the rose bushes start blooming, things really start to living up around here. My favorite plant of all time still […]
Spring Time In The Northeast
This is just another one of my documentation posts. I thought it would be nice to show the status of flowers budding as well as the grass and how far the leaves on the trees have come. One thing to note is that we primarily have Oak trees on this road. I have been doing […]
Pruning Daffodils
Yes, it’s about that time of year, folks. It’s when the majority of Daffodil flowers die off in the Northeast. I’m not sure of anywhere else, because I don’t live anywhere else. Here, I simply look out the front door. So, what to do when Daffodil flowers die? Well, it’s time to prune (or deadhead) […]
Flowering In The Spring
I woke up this morning and was shocked at how much changed outside while I was sleeping. It’s strange…it seems like a lot more stuff grows overnight. I took another little walk around yesterday with my camera. We have some trees that are flowering now, along with some other random things. I thought I would […]
The Plants Are Growing and The Bugs Are Back In Town
I seem to remember a conversation with a neighbor last year about all these wonderful gnats that swarm around people’s heads this time of year. The neighbor told me that it gets bad when they till the fields down the road. All I know is that the fields ain’t tilled and there are a whole […]
Trumpet, Long Cup and Double Daffodils – Various Colors
Well this is refreshing. I actually have some names for the flowers that I am going to post today. It wasn’t very difficult. All I had to do is search for “different types of daffodils.” The second site I looked at pretty much told me everything I needed to know. You know, I never really […]
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