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.
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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!
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Nothing like spring’s profusion, especially in the North. Nature making up for short growing season. Happy Saturday Lynette. Allan
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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.
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Very nice of them to bloom at the roadside for free.
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Hahaha. 🙂 Yes, very true. I stopped to stretch my legs and had an enjoyable time admiring them.
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How bright and lovely Lynette.
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They were a very pretty display at the edge of the road.
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Very pleasant mystery!
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Yes, for sure! 🙂
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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.
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Nope, we sure don’t. The flower knows what it is, and that’s all that matters. 😉
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If you return in a month or so, maybe it will have pea-like pods! Or not.
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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.
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If you have a similarly botanically curious friend, maybe they could keep an eye on it – or maybe they’d know!
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Unfortunately, no. These plants will likely remain mysterious! 😉
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