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| Candy Cane Azaleas: Copyright © by Phyllis Wheeler, April 2013 |
Yesterday I promised you azalea macro photos so here they are. I love azalea time almost as much as cherry blossom time. There are such a variety of beautiful azalea flowers to enjoy that I try to make multiple trips to catch the early, mid and late season bloomers.
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| Hot Pink Azaleas: Copyright © by Phyllis Wheeler, April 2013 |
There are so many azalea bushes they overlap a bit in places but that just adds to their beauty.
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| Bicolor Azaleas: Copyright © by Phyllis Wheeler, April 2013 |
I thought these peachy red and white azalea blossoms were particularly lovely.
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| Honeysuckle Azaleas: Copyright © by Phyllis Wheeler, April 2013 |
These yellow azaleas look more orange in person and they have a delightful honey like scent.
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| Orange Flame Azaleas: Copyright © by Phyllis Wheeler, April 2013 |
These red and orange azaleas are unusual and brighten up the shady forest. I love how the variety of flowers demonstrates God's amazing creativity and always lifts my spirits. May the God of all comfort bless you today and always!
Related posts:
Azaleas, Lilacs, Tulips and more: http://lovejoyandpeas.blogspot.com/2012/04/azaleas-lilacs-ghost-ferns-tulips-and.html
More Azalea Walk Photos: http://lovejoyandpeas.blogspot.com/2013/04/amazing-azaleas-wooded-walk-photos.html
Raindrops on Azaleas and Roses: http://lovejoyandpeas.blogspot.com/2012/10/raindrops-on-roses-azalea-camellia.html
Recommended related website:
National Arboretum http://usna.usda.gov/
Hi Judi,
ReplyDeleteThank you kindly!
Happy Spring!
Our lilacs and irises have started now so yours are probably not far behind.
Mom says "Hello" and has been asking how you are doing. I pray all is well with you!