Two Jacks

This is my favorite time of year when it comes to my garden. First the Daffodils bloom and then the Bloodroot, Lily of the Valley, Periwinkle, Violets, and Lilies follow. One other plant I always look forward to seeing poke its way up through the earth is the Jack in the Pulpit. I transplanted them from a friend's property a few years ago and they seem be doing quite well.

[Rick Schies]

These are really quite attractive

[Kate]

I love stumbling on these plants. They are really neat!

[Ann T.]

Very pretty and unusual. Love the lines in the leaves.

[Kerri]

Pretty

[aikimomm (phoebe)]

Oh, how I would love to see your garden. Couldn't be more different from my own.

[Sally Ings]

Wonderful markings. The blooms look a similar shape to the Arum lily (I think you call them Calla lilies).

[Pam]

Such wonderful patterns on the leaves!

[Joan Robillard]

Lovely. I was thinking something similar this weekend. The forsythia is just coming out and the tulips.

[Henri Russell]

Love your perspective on this one. Beautiful.

[Nicole]

beautiful flowers!

[Suse♡]

Beautiful!

[Pyrrhula]

Great capture of those nice plants/flowers

[Daisy Miller]

Beautiful shot

[Julia]

Great shot and POV

[Ann H. LeFevre]

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Many thanks Rick, Kate, Ann, Kerri, Phoebe (absolutely the opposite I'm sure!), Sally, Pam, Joan, Henri, Nicole, Suse, Pyrrhula, Daisy, and Julia!