May 3 to May 9 is National Wildflower Week so Enjoy Some Beauty discusses some history of National Wildflower Week and gives several reasons why wildflowers are something we should celebrate. It shares several beautiful wildflower photos, too.
The Amazing Chocolate Flower Smells and and Tastes Like Chocolate! describes how the author accidentally discovered a patch of chocolate flowers at the edge of a wooded area. It also gives some information about the flowers themselves.
Beautiful Gardenias, Colorful Passion Fruit Flowers, and Loads of Thanks! tells how the author found the first gardenia and passion fruit flowers of 2021 on the same afternoon. Both flowers have special meaning to the author which she explains, with thanks to everyone who has helped her on this blogging and photography journey.
The Beautiful Rain Lily Loves a Wet Habitat discusses the atamasco or rain lily, which is native to the east coast of the United States. It give information about the plant, it’s habitat, uses, and status as a poisonous plant.
Cutleaf Evening Primrose is a Beautiful and Useful Weed discusses the growth cycle of the flower, and several types of uses that the plant itself has.
Twiggy Mullein is Very Useful and Quite Beautiful explains what makes twiggy mullein such an outstanding wildflower and gives a number of uses for the stalks, flowers, and seeds. https://whatnext10.com/?p=1858
Yet Another Beautiful Native Wildflower that People Love gives information about blue-eyed grass, which is actually a member of the iris family. It also provides photos of the spring flowers. https://whatnext10.com/?p=1793
Trumpet or Coral Honeysuckle is Another Beautiful Florida Native describes this gorgeous flowering vine in both words and photos. It also discusses uses for this attractive vine. See everything at www.whatnext10.com
Along with Beautiful Spring Flowers Come Beautiful Spring Spiders tells about a breeding pair of spiders the author was observing in late March. There are several photos of the spiders.
Southern Dewberry Looks and Tastes as Good as Blackberries introduces the Southern dewberry plant, flowers, and fruit and compares them with their close family member the blackberry.
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