Showing posts with label Salvia Officinalis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Salvia Officinalis. Show all posts

Friday, May 11, 2012

May Blossoms

The tulips, crocus, muscari, snow drops, dwarf iris have finished blooming. Here are a few photographs taken within the last few days of currently blooming perennials.

allium
Same allium days later

Oriental Poppies planted by the road. Waiting for the DEA to swoop in

Rescued in NJ from the bulldozer at a Lowe's building site. Not sure, I think they are  Spiderwort

 Salvia officinalis ("common sage"). Wintered over to flower.

 Salvia officinalis ("common sage")

 Salvia officinalis ("common sage")

Hardy Geranium:Wargrave Pink
 Iris
Clematis
Clematis
Honeysuckle:Alabama Crimson. No hummingbirds seen, yet.
Sambucus Black Lace

Wednesday, March 21, 2012

Signs of Spring 2012

Spring arrived today.  The Sun crossed the celestial equator at 01:14 EDT/ 05:14 GMT, Vernal Equinox.  Spring has sprung.


The birds have returned in noisy numbers.  Plants are greening and blooming.  This first day of spring, I marveled at the wonders of life, on my small piece of Earth.
Lesser celandine - Pilewart - Scharbockskraut - Ranunculus ficaria
Narcissus and Muscari - Tete-a Tete and Grape Hyacinths

Mini daffodil and Muscari
Patch at the bottom of my driveway near the road
Dandelion Flower Amidst Other Weeds in My Lawn



Norway Maple Seeds Forming
Salvia Officinalis - Common Sage

Ponder what life would be
If Earth were different
In the smallest degree

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