Archive for the ‘blooming’ Category

Branching out.

Thursday, May 10th, 2012

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Lilacs, Maine spring.

Leaves, Maine spring.

Spring is taking it’s own sweet time this year.

Leaves, Maine spring.

Blooming tree, Maine spring.

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Sail into Spring.

Tuesday, May 10th, 2011

Tulip buds, Stewart Estate Garden Tour.

Get ready to sail through a sea of 85,000 truly spectacular spring bulbs bobbing up in a spring garden on the edge of Somes Sound. And make money for MDI Community Sailing at the same time.

The Stewart Estate Annual Spring Bulb Tour 2011 in Northeast Harbor is being held Saturdays, May 14 and 21, rain or shine.

Stewart Estate Tulip Garden Tour.

The W.P. Stewart Estate, 32 Sargeant Drive, Northeast Harbor, Maine, 9:30 am to 3 pm, $10 suggested donation. More info — 207-244-7905. Here’s their website.

Previous posts – here and here.


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Spring sprouts – elvers and daffodils.

Tuesday, April 5th, 2011

Snow and daffodils - spring in Maine.

Not so long ago daffodils would have no chance against snow, and now they are becoming the dominant force.

That same force of nature is sprouting elver nets on Maine’s freshwater rivers. This one’s on the Goose River that flows into Rockport Harbor.

If you want to know more about elvers in Maine, here are some previous posts — here, here and here.

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Deep spring.

Thursday, June 3rd, 2010

Lupines in field, Maine.

Once the lupines appear, you can be sure that summer’s spreading it’s roots.

Lupines, Maine

And is next to bloom.

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Tulips are exploding in Northeast Harbor.

Friday, April 30th, 2010

Stewart Estate Tulip Tour, Northeast Harbor, Maine.

Tomorrow May 1, and next Saturday, May 8, The W.P. Stewart Estate, Waters Edge, will be hosting their fantastic annual Spring Bulb Tour in Northeast Harbor on Mt. Desert Island.

They plant over 45,000 bulbs in a truly spectacular setting, right on Somes Sound. And the proceeds all go to a good charity.

(This posting is late because it’s earlier this year!)

This was last year. This was the year before.

You really don’t want to miss it!

Get all the information on their Spring Bulb Tour website.

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