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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 Balsamroot growing vigorously in it's typical windy habitat, heralds the arrival of Spring in the high country of the Columbia Gorge
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.
JChristopherGalleries > The Spring sunshine beckons as these dandelions open and and reach for the light.
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.
> 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.
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.
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filename: Red_Currant |
Keywords: pacific northwest photography spring flower hummigbird red currant ribes rubrum
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