Happy Mother’s Day!

Last year, Mother’s Day must have been later because I used blackberry blossoms for a vase. This year, a yellow lady’s slipper flower and wild geraniums from the yard were the choice flowers for my wife.

Wild Geranium and a Yellow Lady's Slipper

This photo of three common mullein wildflower plants was taken along the Winchester Green Circle Trail.

This white wildflower has the unusual name of Black Snakeroot.

These tall yellow flowers are common in sunny areas.  They remind me a bit of the cardinal flower, in that they would be more spectacular if all the blossoms bloomed simultaneously.