Easter Lilies 
Atamasco lilies (Zephyranthes atamasco) are a type of wild lily native to Florida and tend to bloom right around Easter each year. For that reason, atamascos (along with several other types of lilies) are frequently called Easter lilies. This pair of beauties were growing along the roadside when I went out to Cedar Key last week. They seemed like a perfect pair to use to wish everyone a Happy Easter! May you all have a wonderful day.
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