out of town, as it were

April 18, 2016  •  4 Comments

It is always an adventure blogging remotely, as I am this week.  While taking care of my sister in the Seattle area, I have been wandering around shooting the many and wonderful blooming plants, shrubs and trees in the area. Whether I will be able to download the relatively raw files here is another question.  So here I go!  Photographs are in all their relative raw glory.

Among the many flowering plants for which the Northwest is known, many rhododendron and azaleas are in bloom now.  The one below is named "Unique".

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The tri-colored Cordyline terminalis is a beauty in pattern, color, and form. Cordyline terminalisCordyline terminalis

 

Ferns are everywhere in wet climates, and the rhythm of their fronds make good photographic studies. This is a western sword ferm, filled with unfolding fiddleheads.

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Apple trees have lovely branching and flower structure.  The branch below is from a Bramley apple tree.

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And finally, a tool of the well-intentioned gardener.

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until next Monday,

DB

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Comments

Catherine Sobredo(non-registered)
Lovely images Daryl, but I am not surprised? I too find the Cordyline terminals and fiddleheads to be particularly beautiful. My best to you.
Blacks Crossing Photography and Writing
Thanks, Steve, Mary Pat, and Cristina. Would love to do some Chihully. We'll see what I can pull off.
Steve Immel(non-registered)
I want to be where you are. It's drizzling at this very moment. It might as well be Seattle. Anyway those folks can really grow stuff and you can really photograph it. I particularly like the Cordyline terminalis and the unfolding fiddleheads.

Best of luck with your sister, Daryl.
TTT(non-registered)
80 degrees in Seattle? A variable hot house for your budding photography (pun). Best wishes for Sis and next week we want to see your church garden pix of planting in process. Go to Chihully and blog us some of his wonders. would love to see your artistic take on his glass. OOXX.
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