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pameladeanWhen I tried to get the photos off my phone, the laptop told me that my old device didn't work with USB 3.0, try a USB 2 port. David, applied to for a sanity check, said that was nonsense. When he tried to get the photos off my phone, they came right off meekly. The phone used to be his; perhaps it has some attachment issues.
It's the time of year when one wants to visit the Eloise Butler Wildflower Garden as often as possible. Photos below the cut.
This is snow trillium. Eric and I saw it for the first time last year; it's much earlier than the trout lilies and bloodroot, and the weather didn't always permit the garden to be open, or invite us to go to it if it was open, early enough.
This is a larger patch of snow trillium.
These are the leaves of trout lilies.
These are the emerging leaves of, I think, Virginia waterleaf.
And here, because I can, are Saffron and Cassie, with bonus stripes.
It's the time of year when one wants to visit the Eloise Butler Wildflower Garden as often as possible. Photos below the cut.
This is snow trillium. Eric and I saw it for the first time last year; it's much earlier than the trout lilies and bloodroot, and the weather didn't always permit the garden to be open, or invite us to go to it if it was open, early enough.
This is a larger patch of snow trillium.
These are the leaves of trout lilies.
These are the emerging leaves of, I think, Virginia waterleaf.
And here, because I can, are Saffron and Cassie, with bonus stripes.
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Date: 2015-04-18 10:07 pm (UTC)And what lovely cats! <3
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Date: 2015-04-19 02:59 am (UTC)I'll be sure to put up photos of the larger ones when they flower. Those little ones are especially cunning, but their big cousins are also lovely.
They are the best cats.
P.
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Date: 2015-04-19 06:31 am (UTC)