Last week, I was driving around with a volunteer who helps me cut down invasive shrubs during the winter. He remarked about how green the course was, for February. Forward to today. I have been organizing the photos on my computer when I took a second look at some of the photos. It struck me just how GREEN things really are in the summer. Right now, things are kind of monochrome. Mostly brown and white. The green that we see is really a greenish-yellow. Here are some photos to brighten your day. Every day is one day closer to opening day!
#4 green, looking back toward the fairway.
#7 green, in the fall of 2011.
#9 fairway, early morning.
The weather station, with native indiangrass in the foreground. I love the blue sky contrasted with the green grass.
Bumble bee on some Joe-pye-weed
Blue-flag iris in the native plant garden on #12
Lilac Cherry blooms. (Thanks to reader J-Law for pointing it out.)
Cherry blooms between #6 green and #5 fairway.
Pear orchard behind #7 green. Native redbud tree in the foreground.
#8 green.
#13 fairway.
2 comments:
Nice photos. I have the itch to go out and play.
Beautiful. I especially love the flowering trees and the iris. Thanks for the infusion of spring/summer!
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