SPRING Has Sprung...
and flowers are abundant in southern California. Everywhere we go, there is a new something or other bursting forth with color.
This azalea bush is right next to the motorhome.
When you turn onto the road where the park is located these "backyard flowers" greet you.
All of these blooms were spotted on an early morning walk around the park. The roses were just about to open.
The yellow buds create lots and lots and lots of pollen - no idea what kind of bush it is.
Yellow poppies are California's state flower and they are definitely pushing through the long grass.
These vibrant pink bell shaped flowers
grow on this bush - don't know what they are either...
This is the bloom of a bottle brush tree - yes, that is the real name... Mike and I call it a pot brush tree.
These were just starting to come from a green mass of foliage.
These delicate little blooms are on a huge bush with shiny green leaves.
This wild rose had just been given nurishment; the sprinkling system works well around the park and it is all reclaimed water.
These buds are on a big tree,
these are on a smaller bushlike tree,
Later in the day, we went to Old Town San Diego and there were more blooms. These lupines
grow from a big plant... not like the ones you see "up north" in the summer.
WARNING:
If you are "allergic" to buds and blooms, this post may cause nausea.
(You may want to scroll right to the end where you will see some animal life)
This azalea bush is right next to the motorhome.
When you turn onto the road where the park is located these "backyard flowers" greet you.
All of these blooms were spotted on an early morning walk around the park. The roses were just about to open.
The yellow buds create lots and lots and lots of pollen - no idea what kind of bush it is.
Yellow poppies are California's state flower and they are definitely pushing through the long grass.
These vibrant pink bell shaped flowers
grow on this bush - don't know what they are either...
This is the bloom of a bottle brush tree - yes, that is the real name... Mike and I call it a pot brush tree.
These were just starting to come from a green mass of foliage.
These delicate little blooms are on a huge bush with shiny green leaves.
This wild rose had just been given nurishment; the sprinkling system works well around the park and it is all reclaimed water.
These buds are on a big tree,
these are on a smaller bushlike tree,
Later in the day, we went to Old Town San Diego and there were more blooms. These lupines
grow from a big plant... not like the ones you see "up north" in the summer.
Mom's favorite flower that she grows in pots in the summer, grows as trees here.
And they were everywhere in Old Town
and in different colors.
And they were everywhere in Old Town
and in different colors.
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