It’s wildflower season!! 💕🌸🌼🌻

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I might not be able to get outside to go hunting today, but I did find this detail from Flora Londinensis showing Orchis anthropophora (aka the green-man orchid) while I was at work today [581.9 (4b) Lon].

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This year San Diego had a glorious wildflower bloom after a wet winter. This painting captures some of the yellow wildflowers that were ubiquitous along the grassy hillsides.
Diego Blooms
2019
OIL ON LINEN BOARD by Erin Hanson
https://t.co/HSmA6QAnad

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Diana Ruth Wilson's incredible series of 200 watercolours record unusual plants that we have now lost or are losing in the local area

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A selection of blossoming trees from the Diana Ruth Wilson collection - come and view these and many more today as the museum is open from 11am - 1pm

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Adding these gorgeous native blooms by Elizabeth Hallowell (1905) to the party!

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finally finished!! this was inspired by a lot of ' arts, i'm a huge admirer ;;

/anyway i had a strong urge to draw these wildflowers that’ve been growing all around my house, and i found out they’re called blue dicks. thought it was ironic lol

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Muriah and the Kuwe’awak, Tapestry of the Origins (A Field of Wildflowers campaign) in Drustvar.

Commission done by .

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A cascade of yellow wildflowers shines brightly against the verdant carpet of grass. Texas hill country has the most beautiful wildflowers I have ever seen.
Cascade of Gold by Erin Hanson
https://t.co/8UXIgO2ns8

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Like wildflowers, you must allow yourself to grow in places you never thought you would.
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Appearing in the woods now - as seen by Diana Ruth Wilson, Sherborne's extraordinary botanical artist

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Happy Easter my darlings!
I hope you’re enjoying this sun soaked bank holiday weekend. I’m having a blissful time in Wales amongst the wildflowers and lambs.


📸 https://t.co/t5wT9fyCcj via https://t.co/oqC42an914

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Wildflower Friday (Watercolor, Acrylic, Ballpoint Pen) by Charles Braddy 4-19-19 https://t.co/6nnIVAQbO7

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The graceful larch as seen by Diana Ruth Wilson (1886-1969), Sherborne's wonderful botanical artist

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