I loved this one as it seemed totally wild. If I cropped the row houses from the photo, it’d look like it was from a park or something. I’d also never seen a non yellow sunflower. Very sweet.
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Flowers
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This spot off 16th north of U Street was a former best spot for a morning cup of coffee. But this was the first time I’ve seen the aquatic plants blooming with a flower. Super cool.
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At first glance it may not look noteworthy. But if you look at the bottom of the photo there were two small signs. Turns out one was a poem:
And the other is a quote from Ladybird Johnson:
Super cool. And the flowers are right on as well. It is located on Champlain Street, NW in Adams Morgan.
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There were even more of these flowers than I could get into the picture. What are these flowers called – black eyed susies?
It is located at the corner of 16th and Florida, NW.
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What type is this? First time I’ve seen this one.
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Those yellow flowers are pretty fresh, anyone know what they’re called?
And in a different location I found a converted tire planter that looks really good:
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Anyone know what kind of weeds/flowers these are?
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A sign that we are rapidly approaching one of the greatest times to live in DC. I think Spring is DC’s greatest season by far. Sadly, it seems DC’s spring can vary from a few weeks to a few months. Let’s hope we get a proper Spring this year.
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I respect the effort.
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What are those smaller flowers in the back called?