I found these pretty wild flowers growing very profusely next to a road. There were many, many of them blanketing the stony verge.
These seem to be a type of wild pea …
… but they also have orchid-like qualities, too. I wasn’t able to find an identification for them online, so at least for now, they will remain a pleasant mystery.
Happy Saturday.
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These mystery flowers do look very pretty. They seem to be doing well.
Yes, they definitely are. I would like to know if they are a type of pea, but I may have to stay in the dark about them!
Nothing like spring’s profusion, especially in the North. Nature making up for short growing season. Happy Saturday Lynette. Allan
Actually, the growing season is almost as long as parts further south because of the extended daylight hours. Right now, we have a sort of twilight for about four hours, but it really doesn’t get dark. I guess it’s true to say that the growing season is more concentrated! Cheers.
Very nice of them to bloom at the roadside for free.
Hahaha. 🙂 Yes, very true. I stopped to stretch my legs and had an enjoyable time admiring them.
How bright and lovely Lynette.
They were a very pretty display at the edge of the road.
Very pleasant mystery!
Yes, for sure! 🙂
Pretty Yellow Flower works for me, and yes, they look wild-pea-ish, don’t they. Fortunately, we don’t have to know the name for a plant in order to appreciate it.
Nope, we sure don’t. The flower knows what it is, and that’s all that matters. 😉
If you return in a month or so, maybe it will have pea-like pods! Or not.
Hahaha. 🙂 In less than two weeks I’m taking a six week holiday, so I won’t be able to check for pods until later! Cheers.
If you have a similarly botanically curious friend, maybe they could keep an eye on it – or maybe they’d know!
Unfortunately, no. These plants will likely remain mysterious! 😉