What a gorgeous salt marsh sunrise with the roses blooming by the creek. Sunrises on Cape Cod are always spectacular and always so different.
Tag Archives: Cape Cod Wildflowers
Gorgeous Hot Pink Sweet Pea Wildflowers Blooming At Fort Hill On Cape Cod.
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Purple Crownvetch Blooming on Cape Cod.
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Delicate Lesser Stitchwort Wildflowers Blooming Along The Trails At Fort Hill On Cape Cod.
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Bridge Road “Window Boxes” Look Beautiful On Cape Cod!
239 viewsThe colorful “window boxes” are such a clever and beautiful addition to the bridge on Bridge Road. A few were put up last summer, but it’s now grown to five and the flowers are so pretty! Someone even added a couple of hanging plants.
Thank you for making this into such a colorful and festive area. It brings a smile to my face every time I go by… as I’m sure it does you!
Stunning Garden Star-of-Bethlehem Wildflowers Blooming On Cape Cod.
208 viewsGarden Star-of- Bethlehem are beautiful white, star-shaped flowers with a green stripe on the outside of each petal, blooming in clusters on a stalk. They bloom in the late spring and early summer and are so pretty.
However, they are very toxic so it is recommended to keep children and pets away from them.
Eastham Painters Guild Enjoying Plein Air Painting At Fort Hill On Cape Cod.
278 viewsFriday morning was a gorgeous morning for the Eastham Painters Guild to gather at Fort Hill to paint those much anticipated beautiful Lupine wildflowers which everyone looks forward to seeing this time of year, (Click on blog link for other photos.)
The first to arrive and set up were Nancy and Renee who were so friendly as they told me all about the Eastham Painters Guild. It was fun to watch them sketch out their landscapes and then check back an hour later. You can see what they can create in just an hour!
As I was leaving, I could see many of the other painters just arriving. “The Eastham Painters Guild is comprised of artists from Eastham and surrounding Cape Cod communities. All of our member artists are juried into the Guild and only sell original paintings in a variety of media, including oil, acrylic, pastel, watercolor and encaustic. Many of our members have studied with nationally recognized artists and show in juried exhibits and in galleries throughout the Cape and beyond.”
