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Some orange and gold color pops in the greenery. Apparently this is the Oso Easy Paprika rose. A cheerful charmer
#Photography #SeattleWashington #OurNeighborhood #BloomScrolling #Roses #LateSpring #EKC #OrangeRoses
Six cheery roses make a pleasant lineup amid the glossy green roses leaves. The five ruffled gold petals are rimmed with orange. They surround the typical golden stamen swirl at the flower heart.
#photography #roses #bloomscrolling #seattlewashington #ourneighborhood #latespring #ekc #orangeroses

We were out really early for the dog walk, and it was already 72°F (22°C). Here is some hot hot color for your enjoyment
#Photography #SeattleWashington #LateSpring #BloomScrolling #OurNeighborhood #Smoketrees #Ninebark #Geraniums
A purple smoke tree and a gold and green ninebark bush provide some pleasing summery color contrasts. Some of the oval smoke tree leaves have sunlight striking them, creating an orange glow. You can see the lobed and serrated ninebark leaves unfurl in shades of golden orange, move to yellow ,and get greener as they age.
A purple smoke tree is fronted by vivid magenta geranium flowers rising above their palmate serrated fuzzy green leaves. The smoke tree has a panicle of orange and yellow flowers, so small they give a hazy smoky effect when you approach the tree.
#photography #bloomscrolling #seattlewashington #ourneighborhood #latespring #smoketrees #ninebark #geraniums

Riverbank lupines (Lupinus rivularis) are almost at the end of their bloom
#Photography #SeattleWashington #SeattleSpring #LateSpring #BloomScrolling #NativePlantsOfThePNW #NativePlants #SeattleParks
A field full of lavender and white lupine flower spires show that the blooming period is, almost over. The pea-like flowers are concentrated at the top of the stems, with the velvety green seed pods already well formed at the bottom. The flowers are set against the deep green palmate leaves.
#photography #bloomscrolling #nativeplants #seattlewashington #seattlespring #SeattleParks #nativeplantsofthepnw #latespring

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