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From a walk around the neighborhood I found this Forsythia plant.
They have a great flower when you look close-up.
Check out this patch of wild purple Violets in the park.

They have a very delicate bloom which hides their face.

You can see a lot of great flowers above.


You are correct. The forsythia plant does have a great flower. I've always admired a forsythia from a distance. Thank you for showing me what the flower looks like close up! I like the yellow frame around the forsythia too.
ReplyDeleteOh the beauty!Sometimes we need to take a close look at these tiny flowers to really appreciate them.Thanks.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,Ruth
That is one beautiful forsynthia tree! Ours are all bloomed now, just leaves now. I hacked back my forsynthia tree this year, it was so unruly and blocking big time my driveway, still waiting to see if it recovers from the shock. I think it will. Your little purple violets are cute. I love that colour!
ReplyDeleteNo way :-) the first picture of the forsynthia tree is so out of this world. I don't see much of them in my area.
ReplyDeleteForsythia and violets go nicely together. I have both in my backyard. Love your shot of the one forsythia bloom.
ReplyDeleteI love forsythia. Great shots of the forsythia and violets.
ReplyDeleteLovely shots FG, I have never seen a Forsythia before-great colours. Thanks for visiting my blog and thanks for sharing:O)
ReplyDeleteThe Forsythia is gorgeous, Tom, and I also like wild Violets. Those things will spread like wildfire!!!!
ReplyDeleteHave a great Sunday.
Betsy
Flowers bloom at their best when left to be...Beautiful flower-laden ground!
ReplyDeleteWonderful captures, all of them!
ReplyDeleteGod bless you!
Cezar
Lovely flowers! The wild violets are my favorites.
ReplyDeleteQuite the Arty chap, eh Tom, great work my friend.
ReplyDeleteMy four forsythia bushes have bloomed and turned green. I guess you are a little behind us.
ReplyDeleteLovely capture of the violet!
I've seen a lot more of them this year.
What a beautiful bloom of the flowers, how pretty it looks when all the branches has full of flowers.
ReplyDeleteYour forsythia is gorgeous. Just gorgeous. Love that yellow!
ReplyDeleteWhat could say spring better than forsythia or violets!
ReplyDeletethe Forsythia plant is too beautiful for words.
ReplyDeleteLove that yellow flowers, so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love forsythia...almost every yard in our area has one. Mine is going wild, I trimmed it 2 yrs ago but the stems root as soon as it touches the ground.
ReplyDeleteWhat a vivid yellow! The violets seem a bit shy don't they...
ReplyDeleteLovely photos of the forsythia and the violets. I haven't seen violets around here for a while.
ReplyDeleteIt's good to see that Spring is busting out all over up there in Ohio. You captured a very pretty forsythia.
ReplyDeleteWe have a lot of those purple flowers in our yard but I am wondering if those ware weeds or wild flowers coz they're kinda pretty..
ReplyDeleteHope you can still visit my African Violet entry, even I am a little late, thanks in advance.
I am still waiting for some of my flowers to bloom. Great post.
ReplyDeleteLove the close-up :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful bush that is Tom. I would like one of those in my garden too.
ReplyDeleteLovely Spring shots!
ReplyDeleteGreat flower shots, Tom. Forsythia is one of my favorites as we know that spring is truly here when we see it.
ReplyDeleteHard to beat Ohio in the spring
ReplyDeleteI see you found a carpet of purple to walk upon : ) Love the photos!
ReplyDelete(glad I could inspire too!)
I didn't know what the name of that was. Great macros!
ReplyDeleteI would not have thought to surround the forsythia with a yellow frame, but that sure does work for me. Very nice shots.
ReplyDeleteYellow and purple.. the colours of spring. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYou have showed two of my favorite spring flowers.
ReplyDeleteTwo of my favorite spring flowers!
ReplyDeleteWish I had more of them here on the farm.