Grape Hyacinth by TomDart
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This was shot on April 27 of this year. PJ wanted more spring arriving...this is one of that event. These are gone now, seed pods are on the plant stems. The tiny flowers look like a hyacinth..I don't know if truly realted. Anyway, we call them grape hyacinths. These tiny flowers do spread and repopulate.
Until my old Welsh rose blooms, this is it for the spring flowers. This year it should be a beauty, considering last year was two flowers following the freeze and is generally very full. This year will be a harvest year for the old rose. When it happens, I will try to get some good photos.
Comments (16)
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Very pretty. They kind of look like a bunch of little bells... Nice shot.
A adore grape hyacinth. They remind me of blueberries for some reason...not the plant but the way the flowers look. These are so delightful. The dof is outstanding as is the clarity and compo here. I thank you for the second look at spring where you are. :-)
Really beautiful photo Tom, got me in the mood for everything to bloom
Very nice Spring shot! It may be finally here!
Great capture!
This is so lovely capture of many " blue bell". Love the crop and a dof is perfect.
Great capture of these beautiful flowers Tom. Perfect DOF!! xx
excellent capture !!
Beautiful flowers and Wonderful photo.
Lovely!
beautiful!
Beautiful flowers!
Really beautiful photo !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Truly a beautiful Capture Tom. Will start planting next week, hope that we are threw with snow until next year. Could hardly believe we got six inches last Sunday.
Wonderful Work!!!!