Late Year Dog Fennel Seeds Can be Glowingly Beautiful features a dog fennel plant in seed picking up the late afternoon light. It also tells readers a little bit about the plants in general and about the author/artist’s experience with them.
A Field Full of Phlox Flowers is Quite Beautiful follows up on a previous post that showed several color types of phlox flowers. It shows an open field that is filled with these colorful flowers.
Central Florida is Known for Fantastic and Beautiful Phlox Flowers shows many of the possible color variations of Drummond’s phlox. This phlox is native to the southeastern United States and grows in large patches in the spring.
Polychromatic Coloration Adds New Life to an Old Seed shows readers an artistically rendered photo of a seed pod. It then explains the author/artist’s motivation for both the original image and the finished one.
The Southern Dewberry is Another Wonderful Spring Flower shows readers several images of these gorgeous spring flowers. It then explains why the author/artist likes them so much.
Beautiful Early Spring Flowers Attract Early Pollinators shows readers one of the author/artist’s favorite early spring flowers, one of which is being pollinated by an early springtime bee.
Spring is a Great Time for New Starts and Rejuvenation shows early spring growth on an eastern red cedar tree. It explains the motivation behind the photo and the author/artist’s anticipation of spring.
Roundleaf Bluet is a Beautiful, but Often Overlooked Flower discusses these early springtime beauties, where they grow, and when they flower. It shows readers photos of these wildflowers in full bloom.
Spring Leads to a Beautiful Array of Azaleas shows readers some early springtime azalea flowers. There will be many more flowers to come and soon the bees will be arriving to pollinate the flowers, too.
The Work of Bees Last Fall Leads to Beautiful Flowers Now discusses the role of last year pollinators in helping to bring us crops and wildflowers this year. It shows readers one of the many types of bees found in Florida.
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