An out view of an Oklahoma sunset.
Captured this image as we were driving down I-35 south to visit my son for Easter weekend. Cindy didn't want me to stop but I couldn't resist the view. The yellows of the rapeseed were muted because of the fore-light of the sunset. Viewing this field was stupendous, bright yellow Brassica napus (rapeseed, a type of canola). I wish I could have taken this photo early in the morning with back-light.
In,
Out. Forthergilla
In,
out. Phlox subulata 'Amazing Grace'.
In,
out,
and out. View of early prairie garden hell strip. Flags are marking new native bare root plantings, Dalea, Baptisa and Geum. Look forward to this new part of the garden.
OH the field is still so lovely...
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Carrie "Forrest"
Glad you stopped...that is gorgeous! Nice in & out shots! White is so stunning in spring.
ReplyDeleteIn and Out, a cute look. That Oklahoma sunset is just lovely. Very peaceful looking.
ReplyDeleteI remember the first time I saw a field of rapeseed was in Germany...my jaw hit the floor! Can't wait to see your hell strip fill in...I finally found some Prairie Smoke this weekend...but keep forgetting to order some Dalea...Doh!
ReplyDeleteThose fields of Canola or rapeseed, are amazing. Your shot is beautiful, even with the fore light.
ReplyDeleteGreat white flowers, too. I love that Phlox. Wonder why I don't have one...
Have a great weekend.
That is a gorgeous photo! Cheers, Jenni
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sunset photo. Love the in out idea. The white tulips in your hell strip are stunning. I'm thinking of white tulips for a new area. I think you just convinced me. White tulips are now on the fall bulb list!
ReplyDeleteLove the sunset. Fothergilla is one of my favorites. It smells like honey.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely shot Gregg. The white tulips are just beautiful. I love white blooms in the garden. Have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteLove the white tulips. Happy spring! It's a wonderful time of year - was playing out in the garden all day today!
ReplyDeleteI feel quite exercised Greggo!
ReplyDeleteI almost bought a fothergilla today. The ones at the nursery here in Oregon had not begun to grow at all yet. I've learned they are also called witchalder so of course I need one.
Those white tulips are just the best.
Gorgeous sunset! Glad you stopped. And those white tulips are especially stunning.
ReplyDeleteI liked your in and out views. Sometimes I wonder what the plant looks like from just a bloom. Those white tulips are just gorgeous! Either in or out! :)
ReplyDeleteThat shot was well worth stopping for!
ReplyDeleteIt was worth stopping for! I'm looking forward to seeing this coming season through your camera lens:)
ReplyDeleteIn or out they are all great. Beautiful shot of the rapeseed field, hope you are not a victim of hay fever.
ReplyDeleteGreggo, what a beautiful shot of that field. So glad you insisted on stopping and shared the pic with your readers. Also, I love the Phlox subulata 'Amazing Grace'-- a lovely plant to seek. And, please share more pics of your prairie garden as the season goes on. Love the stonework.
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