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- Cambridgeshire, UK.
- Name
- Charles
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- Cambridgeshire, UK.
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- Charles
In early March we did a spring trip to Arizona to get away from the snowiest winter on record in northern Utah. While there, did a half day trip in a part of the Sonoran Desert...the desert always looks the best in spring. This was the only patch of wildflowers I ran across...mostly Poppy's, Lupine, Globe Mallow and Notched-leaf Phacelia.
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- Southeast Idaho
- Name
- Dan
Looks like a great spring in Arizona.
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- Middle Tennessee
tonyturley
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- Scott Depot, WV, USA
- Name
- Tony
From today's bike ride with my wife. I was hoping to find Wild Ginger or Bluebells, but these were nice to find.
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- Southeast Idaho
- Name
- Dan
Is that first photo a red trillium? That is so cool.
tonyturley
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- Scott Depot, WV, USA
- Name
- Tony
It is. We also have a large White Trillium, and one I rarely see, a Painted Trillium with white leaves and a splash of red across the middle.
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK.
- Name
- Charles
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- New Zealand
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- Northern MN
- Name
- John
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK.
- Name
- Charles
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK.
- Name
- Charles
Panolyman
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- Location
- Wild West Wales
- Name
- Brian
I forgot to upload this one, taken just a fortnight ago on our last bike ride.
My wife always makes me travel this one road in early spring to enjoy the spectacle of the snowdrops.
They extend on the hillside for around 100 yards or so, so these pictured are merely just a "few" of them!
I don't suppose they are truly wild, as someone must have planted some original ones many moons ago.
My wife always makes me travel this one road in early spring to enjoy the spectacle of the snowdrops.
They extend on the hillside for around 100 yards or so, so these pictured are merely just a "few" of them!
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I don't suppose they are truly wild, as someone must have planted some original ones many moons ago.
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK.
- Name
- Charles
Great shot Brian. Do you get garlic like that too?I forgot to upload this one, taken just a fortnight ago on our last bike ride.
My wife always makes me travel this one road in early spring to enjoy the spectacle of the snowdrops.
They extend on the hillside for around 100 yards or so, so these pictured are merely just a "few" of them!
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I don't suppose they are truly wild, as someone must have planted some original ones many moons ago.
Panolyman
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- Location
- Wild West Wales
- Name
- Brian
Yes Charles, lots of woodland areas round here are covered in wild garlic, which we tend to avoid because of the awful pong!
Here's an old photo, taken in the Stackpole Estate in South Pembrokeshire.
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