Photography Is My Form Of Therapy
Chicory (Cichorium intybus), a flowering plant belonging to the dandelion family, is native to Europe but has since spread globally. It often grows wild in roadside areas and fields. The Continue ReadingChicory: Colorful, Beneficial and Pretty!
If you’ve driven down a country road or passed a wild roadside patch in mid-summer, you’ve definitely met the Orange Day-lily (Hemerocallis fulva). Brilliant, bold, and fiercely independent, these fiery Continue ReadingWild, Orange, and Resilient: The Day-Lily
This beautiful hibiscus caught my attention back on September 11, 2021 while visiting my Mom. This is also informally known as “Chinese Hibiscus.” Did you know this stunning flower has Continue ReadingYellow Hibiscus
I love the vibrant colors here!
It’s an exciting promise that the first day of Spring, which was March 20th, is finally here! I captured this beautiful Hyacinth along the Panhandle Trail: Hyacinths are fragrant, spring-blooming Continue ReadingEmerging Hyacinth
I photographed this cool flora-themed clock at the Oglebay Park Bissonnette Gardens back on July 2, 2022: I’ve posted more recent versions of this very clock, but this particular version Continue ReadingBouquet Of Time
From the archives, I present a photograph of some beautiful yellow Marguerite daisies. I captured this back on July 2, 2022 at the Oglebay Bissonnette Gardens. How I long for Continue ReadingExploring Yellow Marguerite Daisies: A Summer Memory From 2022