Tuesday, February 9, 2021

WE HAVE MOVED

ALL NEW POST CAN BEE SEEN AT

HTTPS://WHATSBLOOMINGNOW.COM/

Please leave your e-mail on the new site to continue receiving these post. Once you input your e-mail, you will receive an e-mail to confirm. You must answer Yes to this email.

Happy Trails!

Wednesday, February 3, 2021

WE ARE MOVING!!!

As of today, 02/03/2021, I will be moving this blog to my own web site. This will give me greater control of my content and make it more secure. I also hope it will be more enjoyable for you. You should not notice a whole lot of difference. All the same content is there. Some of the format has changed just a little.

You can still enter your e-mail if you want to receive a message when I make a new post. You can remove it at any time. Here is a sample of what that e-mail will look like. E-mails should start some time this month! Just depends on nature at this point.

You don't need any other social media.

I hope you still go the the web site if you need aid in identifying a flower you have found. Right now there are over 625 blooming plants in 88 searchable families. There is a drop-down menu of all the categories you can search. If you want to only see orchids, just select "Orchidaceae (Orchid Family)" from the list. If you want to see the scenic post from our adventures, just select "Scenic". There are a lot more choices.

I would like to know what you think. There are places to leave comments and likes.

OK, I guess you are wondering how to view this marvelous web site.

👉https://whatsbloomingnow.com 👈

Happy Trails!

Friday, January 1, 2021

Fringed Phacelia (Phacelia fimbriata)

Photographic Location: Great Smokey Mountains National Park.

Hydrophyllaceae (Waterleaf Family)

For more information about this plant, Click Here.

Photographic Location: Great Smokey Mountains National Park.

White Clintonia (Clintonia umbellulata)

Great Smokey Mountains National Park.

Liliaceae (Lily Family)

For more information about this plant, Click Here.

Great Smokey Mountains National Park.

Monday, November 9, 2020

Water features from around Tennessee

Photographic Location: Burgess Falls State Park in Middle Tennessee.

Photographic Location: Cumberland Mountain State Park in Middle Tennessee.

Photographic Location: Cummins Falls State Park in Middle Tennessee.

Photographic Location: David Crockett State Park in Middle Tennessee.

Photographic Location: Fall Creek Falls State Park in Middle Tennessee.

Photographic Location: Great Smokey Mountains National Park.

Photographic Location: Montgomery Bell State Park in Middle Tennessee.

Photographic Location: Old Stone Fort State Park in Middle Tennessee.

Photographic Location: Savage Gulf State Park in Middle Tennessee

Photographic Location: Rock Island State Park in Middle Tennessee.

Photographic Location: Short Springs State Natural Area.

Photographic Location: South Cumberland State Park, Fiery Gizzard Trail.

Photographic Location: Standing Stone State Park in Middle Tennessee.

Photographic Location: Taylor Hollow State Natural Area in Middle Tennessee.

Photographic Location: Tims Ford State Park in Middle Tennessee.

Photographic Location: Window Cliffs State Park in Middle Tennessee.

Photographic Location: Burgess Falls State Park in Middle Tennessee.

Photographic Location: Cumberland Mountain State Park in Middle Tennessee.

Photographic Location: Fall Creek Falls State Park in Middle Tennessee.

Photographic Location: Great Smokey Mountains National Park.

Photographic Location: Old Stone Fort State Park in Middle Tennessee.

Photographic Location: Rock Island State Park in Middle Tennessee.

Happy Trails!

Friday, October 30, 2020

Cumberland Mountain State Park/Black Mountain

Taken from the bridge at Cumberland Mountain State Park.

I have had several requests to post some pictures that Judy and I have taken at the various state parks that we visit. Cumberland Mountain ranks right at the top for fall colors. It is also one of our favorite parks. We just returned from a visit there. While we were there we also visited nearby Black Mountain. I hope you enjoy the pictures.

Thanks
George & Judy