The wee things are blooming

I love Spring in New England.. no surprise.  Who doesn’t?  Many of the blossoms are fleeting (Ephemerals) and perhaps that makes them so special.

Fritillaria

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Epimedium

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Species tulips

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Primrose

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Primrose,  Dutchman’s Breeches, Trillium, Solomon’s Seal spikes

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Double Bloodroot

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Redbud and conifer

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A visitor

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It has been rainy and cold for a couple of days,  however the warmer temps forecast will bring out a whole slew of lovelies.  Stay tuned..

 

Spring has sprung

The great unfurling has begun.  There are little buds and leaves opening everywhere.  I love all the changing shapes… often these little ephemerals will have a full bud in the morning and a lovely delicate blossom in the afternoon.

Hellebore

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Bloodroot buds

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Bloodroot blossoms

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Hepatica buds

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Hepatica blossoms

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Wild hepatica

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Blossoms

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Snowdrops and crocus

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Trillium

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Jeffersonia buds – no blossoms yet

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Forsythia in full bloom

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And my new bottle tree

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Happy Spring!