The Beautiful Blooms and Plants of Spring on the Farm

by | Apr 17, 2020 | Farm Life, Gardening

This is the Banner for The Beautiful Blooms and Plants of Spring on the Farm. There are ten pictures of some of the different blooms shown in this talk. The title is at the top in bold purple. The background is white with a purple trim.

The Beautiful Blooms and Plants of Spring on the Farm is one of our first talks, done when most everyone was quarantined back in 2020. As we have worked very hard to be mostly self-sufficient and the fact that we live on a farm far out in the country, we were not as affected by things as many people were. So we sent out a bouquet of flowers and plants to help brighten other people’s day. Several people let us know how much they enjoyed the bright, happy pictures then, so we hope you will enjoy the updated version now.

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This is a special edition of Out Standing in the Field for all those who are quarantined in cities or towns. For all those who are stuck inside. We feel for you with your glass, metal, cement, and processed air. This is just an “I hope this makes you feel better” talk to give you a look into the farm growing and blooming in the spring. Consider this your own personal bunch of flowers to enjoy just because they are beautiful.

The Beautiful Blooms and Plants of Spring on the Farm gives a view of what we are seeing right now around the farm. We want to share the crisp green grass, budding trees, and blooming flowers with you. We thought it was selfish of us to keep all this beauty and color to ourselves when there are so many people who would like to see something new and living. We hope you enjoy these pictures and hope it gives you a little happy for your day.

The first picture group for The Beautiful Blooms and Plants of Spring on the Farm shows two Lavender plants in bloom. It is all purple and green. The flowers name is below the pictures in black. The background is white with a purple trim matching the flowers.
This picture set shows four pictures of bright pink Knock Out Roses. The flowers name is below the pictures in black. The background is white with a bright pink trim matching the flowers.
This picture set shows three pictures of Pansies in bloom and one picture of a Wild Violet. The Pansies are purple, yellow and green with the Wild Violet a deep purple. The flowers names are below the pictures in black. The background is white with a purple trim matching the flowers.
This picture set shows three pictures of Amaryllis. They are pink, white, and green. The flowers name is below the pictures in black. The background is white with a deep pink trim matching the flowers.
This picture set shows three pictures: one of light purple Wild Clover bloom and two of Wandering Jew ground cover with white blooms. The flowers names are below the pictures in black. The background is white with a bright light purple trim matching the Wild Clover flowers.
This picture set shows two pictures of hot pink Japanese Magnolias. The flowers name is below the pictures in black. The background is white with a hot pink trim matching the flowers.
This picture set shows two pictures of Flowering Quince. The blooms are a delicate white, the berries a deep red, and the leave a medium green. The plants name is below the pictures in black. The background is white with a deep red trim matching the berries.
This picture set shows three pictures of bright red and pink Camellias. The flowers name is below the pictures in black. The background is white with a bright pink trim matching the flowers.
This picture set shows three pictures: two of white Iris blooms and one of a yellow Wild Dandelion bloom. The flowers names are below the pictures in black. The background is white with a bright yellow trim matching the Dandelion bloom.
This picture set shows two pictures: one of a pale pink Easter Cactus bloom and one of a pink Peach Blossom. The flowers names are below the pictures in black. The background is white with a bright pale pink trim matching the Easter Cactus bloom.
This picture set shows three pictures: two of Purple Clover and Wild Ferns. The flowers names are below the pictures in black. The background is white with a deep purple trim matching the Clover.
This picture set shows three pictures of Black Elephant Ear in hanging pots. The plants name is below the pictures in black. The background is white with a green trim matching the green stems.
This picture set shows two pictures: one of a Smoke Bush and one of a Magnolia bud not yet blooming. The plants names are below the pictures in black. The background is white with a deep green trim matching the glossy leaves of the Magnolia.
This picture set shows two pictures: one of a Bald Cyprus tree and one of a Japanese Maple. The trees names are below the pictures in black. The background is white with a light blue trim matching the sky behind the trees.
This picture shows a single picture of a purple Passion Flower bloom with glossy, deep green leaves. The plants name is below the pictures in black. The background is white with a purple trim matching the flower.

We sincerely hope The Beautiful Blooms and Plants of Spring on the Farm has given you a little splash of color to brighten your day. Hopefully, it will make your “social distancing” a bit less solitary. Please remember there are people all over the world in the same place you are, and we are all hoping this will resolve soon, so we can have a huge celebration of life after this long stretch of isolation.

If you are interested in some of our other talks, please see the ones below.

How to DIY Up-scale a Rose Bed Naturally

How to DIY a Mango Tree From Seed

Celebrating Easter 2021

Thank you for visiting, and please come again for another edition of Out Standing in the Field.

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