So do some things bloom year round here, besides dandelions? I found quite a few things still blooming uptown near the Farmer’s Market.
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Berries
These are the berries the robins eat in late January, early February, when there isn’t anything else to eat. I don’t think they like them that much, but it’s what is left. They will eat them from the top of the tree to the bottom outside my clinic window, with a dozen robins in the tree at once.
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Local blooms
The Northwest weather certainly confuses me. Sometimes I think it confuses the plants too. Blooming on Saturday, uptown Port Townsend.
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Mimic
I wandered around between the Library and the Farmer’s Market yesterday and took pictures. This tree really looks like a flower: I was fooled for a minute. There are still things blooming and the leaves are still really gorgeous.
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Wild color
I took this last week. It was sunny and cool. Now it is a bit warmer but with the clouds low and thick and sometimes raining. Gray. The leaves are coming down.
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Color leach
As the leaves fall and the rain comes, colors leach from the leaves. Nutrients for the next year.
I took this in November 2021.
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Red and green
More luscious leaves.
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Stubborn red
Another flower still blooming in October and bright red!
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Beach yellow
I have been focusing on the beautiful leaves and trees, but at North Beach there are still flowers stubbornly blooming, even though it has been near freezing every night for the last week.
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Bicolor
At least two colors. Or more.
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