Blooming in late July on the South Side.
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Magnolia Blossom
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It’s Daylily Time Again
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First Daylilies, Last Tulips
Yes, since you ask, Father Pitt did plant tulips right in front of this patch of daylilies so he could take these pictures proving that these daylilies do really bloom as early as the end of tulip season. The pictures were taken on May 13, and old Pa Pitt does not know of any other daylilies blooming that early in the city. The variety has no name, since it came from a batch of mixed unnamed hybrid seedlings.
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Snow on the Tulips
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Spring on the Back Slopes of Mount Washington
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Tulip Time
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A Walk in the April Woods
Bird Park, a stream-valley park in Mount Lebanon, is a good place to look for spring flowers, and a fine place to take a little healthy outdoor exercise.
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Celandine Carpet in Seldom Seen
Lesser Celandine (Ficaria verna or Ranunculus ficaria) may be an invasive species, but it certainly makes the stream valleys gay in the spring.
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Daffodils in the Snow: The Movie Version
If you were waiting for the movie, here it is. You can go to the Wikimedia Commons hosting page for the HD version.
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Daffodil Time
