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Flowers, both wild and cultivated from the Pacific Northwest Region of the United States

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JChristopherGalleries > Close-up of a tricolored Daffodil as it opens up to proclaim the arrival of Spring.

JChristopherGalleries > Highbush Cranberry ('Vibunum' family). These Spring wildflowers of the cool & moist Pacific Northwest woods, bloom in an interesting pattern reminiscent of a white crown. (You can also see this photo at: http://tinyurl.com/n37fm)

JChristopherGalleries > Wild onions, like this specimen, seem to like the sun and soil and mixed grass goundcover in Oregon's high desert, in the Spring.

JChristopherGalleries > An inverted pyramid of lilies, seen from the top down

JChristopherGalleries > A bright yellow Tulip shines some warm welcome light on an otherise dark Pacific Northwest Spring morning (See it also at http://tinyurl.com/jr9zt)

JChristopherGalleries > Dusty Miller is a very low maintenance plant of Southern European origin that can survive mild frost conditions.

JChristopherGalleries > A favorite of hummingbirds the Red Currant plant blooms brightly in the Spring, to attact the eager fliers. This specimen lives up to its reputation.

An inverted pyramid of lilies, seen from the top down

> An inverted pyramid of lilies, seen from the top down

An inverted pyramid of lilies, seen from the top down

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