Virginia Assorted Wildflowers
Flowers to Look for in Rural Virginia
Columbine, Sundrops, Green-and-gold, Dutchman's Pipe, Jack-in-the-Pulpit, and Cinquefoil are among the subtle beauties you can expect to see in rural Virginia.
Published by Vincent Summers
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13 Comments
Post a CommentColumbine is one of my favorite flowers! Nice pics. :)
I've never heard of these before, nor seen them. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the tour, nice photo's.
Great pics. I have lots of the native columbine like you picture. I really prefer it to the showy hybrids.
Lovely native plants!
Great photos.
I grew up in VA, but I can't say that I remember all of these :-)
Really pretty wildflowers.
They seem Victorian in there beauty, you are right on in calling them subtle!
Great flower speciman! I have not seen any in NH