Spring Flowers Pictures

An orchid in bloom signals the arrival of spring. This image is a close up of the delicate orchid blooms. The print is 26" x 14" and is available framed and unframed. The photographer is not identified.

This lovely picture provides a view of the gardens at the edge of Lake Burley Griffin in Australia. It features a variety of blooms including a blanket of pretty tulips in early spring stretched out before the viewer. The photographer is not identified.

This pictures shows beautiful Lupines covering a hillside in spring. This image was taken in Napa Valley, USA by photographer Jerry Alexander.

About These Spring Flowers:
There are a few hundred species of Lupines. Most are perennial plants and some are even shrubs or trees. They grow primiarly in North and South America as well as Africa and the Mediterranean region.

Photographer Nancy Rotenberg provides the close-up view of a deep purple bud emerging in springtime on the bed of a emerald green leaf.

About Spring Flowers:
For those who love blooming spring flowers, one of the keys to satisfaction is to plant the right flowers so that they have blooming specimens throughout the season. Some will bloom early in the season and others later in the season. To learn more about what some of the options are, you can visit this page about spring flowers.

Viewers are treated with a view of spring flowers in a vast field in Namaqaland Hills, Cape Province, South Africa. Golden blooms punctuated with lavendar wildflowers set this field aglow. Anthony Waltham is the photographer.

About Spring Flowers in South Africa:
The area in north western South Africa known as Namaqualand is typically a dry, semi-desert region. However in spring time wildflowers are profuse. You can learn more about this area and it's annual display of gorgeous wildflowers on this page.

Spring in Hyde Park, London, England, brings us a view of Crocus in bloom. A double decker bus can be seen in the background making the location undeniable. Mark Mawson is the photographer.

This picture of spring flowers features daffodils in Hyde Park, London, England. Mark Mawson is again the photographer.

Low growing pink blossoms carpet this hillside in Wenatchee, Washington, USA. This spring flowers photograph was taken at Ohme Gardens by Mark Windom.

Early in the season blossoming cherry trees greet visitors and transform the Washington Park Arboretum in Seattle, Washington, USA into a magical place. This image was captured by photographers Jamie and Judy Wild.

Blooming Poppies and a breezy day create this dreamlike upclose view of a meadow blessed with these spring flowers. Photographer Jerry Eggers shot this photo in Lancaster, California, USA.

A delicate woodland flower emerges in spring time. While the variety of flower is not identified by the photographer, it's is believed to be Hepatica or more commonly Liverwort. This flower thrives in the eastern US, Northern Europe, and Asia. It's known to be an earlier bloomer first emerging from late winter through early spring.

Spring time means beautiful clusters of tulips. This image features a lovely pink variety against the rich green gowth of early spring. Photographer Michael Davis captured this image.

Salmon and pink colored orchid blooms dominate this photograph. This image was captured in Thailand by photogapher Gavriel Jecan.

About These Spring Flowers:
The orchid family is a large one with over 20,000 species of plants. They are most common in the tropics but can be found almost anywhere with the exception of in the desert or a glacier. You can learn much more about Orchids on this Wikipedia page.

This upclose view of Backsippa provides a detailed look at the buds and bloom of this wildflower. They can be found in Skane, Sweden. Photographer Anders Blomqvist shot this picture.

About This Spring Flower:
Backsippa is commonly known in English as Pasque Flower. It is a sunloving flower that grows in meadows and prairies. It is not an edible flower. You can learn much more about it on this page.

Garden flowers and wildflowers aren't the only contributors to the beauty of spring. Flowering trees are another source of this abundant beauty. As proof of this, this image provides a close up view of a pink dogwood bloom. This image was captured in Massachusetts on a day in May by an unidentified photographer.

Sunshine, a clearing in the woods, and an abundance of spring flowers converge to create an idyllic scene. This image features Narcissus blooms photographed in Paris, France by photographer Marine Mouchy.

This eye level view of a field of Namaqualand Daisies completely envelopes the viewer. This image of spring time flowers was taken in Cape Town, South Africa by photographers Steve and Ann Toon.

These spring flowers are shown in a close up view of a garden near Seattle, Washington, USA. A Zinnia is the highlight of this shot by photographer Terry Eggers.

As spring merges into summer, viewers can enjoy this flower garden with Azalea, Rhododendron, Bluebells, and Camellia blooms surrounding the way. This image was captured in West Sussex by photographer Pernilla Bergdahl.

About These Spring Flowers:
Camillia blooms can be white or red, they can bloom in winter time and suvive winter temperatures except in more extreme climates. They are an everygreen bush and a popular garden specimen.

A fragrant Lilac bush in full bloom attracts a butterfly in this image. The photograph was taken by Andrea Ferguson.

About These Spring Flowers:
The blooms on a lilac bush are among the most fragrant in nature. Their sweet scent paired with the profuse bloom clusters make them a favorite in many gardens and yards. They bloom for only a short time in the spring however and attract butterflies and bees as well.

A forest in springtime. This image was captured on Rugen Island in the Baltic Sea and features Anemones marching across the forest floor as sunshine easily penetrates the only emerging leaves above. Sisse Brimberg is the photographer.

Basking in the warmth of the sun, this cluster of Clematis blooms brightens the landscape. This photograph is provided by Darlyne A. Murawski.

Like a chorus preparing to perform, this cluster of Calla Lilies looks out over a foggy meadow on a new spring day. This photo was taken in Bolinas, California and is provided by Brimberg & Coulson.

This Crocus Speciosus sports a vibrant blue hue that catches and holds the eye. Photographer Mark Bolton provides this spectacular close up.

About These Spring Flowers
Crocus is a perennial flower. There are many species and some bloom in fall and continue through winter. They are one of the first blooms of late winter/early spring and come in a wide variety of colors. They are part of the Iris family and can be found in many parts of Europe, the Middle East, Central Asia, North Africa, and China.

The shade loving Dicentra Spectabilis (Bleeding Heart) can be found in woodlands and is a popular option in shady yards as well. This image provides a close up of these heart shaped blooms and foliage as well. Pernilla Bergdahl is the photographer.

Photographer Mark Bolton provides another look at lovely spring flowers. This one is a close-up of purple Freesia blooms and a cluster of buds.

About These Spring Flowers:
Freesia are native to Africa but they are grown in many areas now and are popular in gardens and used often by florists to complement various arrangements. They offer a variety of bloom colors and are quite fragrant.

A Pink Dahlia (from the medium cactus group) is the feature of this photograph by Susie McCaffrey.

About These Spring Flowers:
Dahlias emerge from a perennial plant and include a variety of species. Some have rounded petals and others, like the one you see here are "spikey". Dahlias don't often bloom until spring begins to fade into summer, but their blooms, which come in a variety of colors and patterns, often thrive until the first frost.

Viewers can enjoy a glimpse of a spring time garden along this gravel path. Among the spring time flowers here are some red dahlias in the foregound. Photographer Mark Bolton provides this image but the location is not identified.

The tiny white and pink blooms of Agapanthus can be seen in detail in this photograph captured by Mark Bolton in spring time.

About These Spring Flowers:
Agapanthus have funnel shaped blooms that are frequently a shade of blue although, as you can see pictured here that is not always the case. These pretty blossoms generally grow in warmer climates and often don't bloom until later in the season. They also make a great accent to a bouquet or other floral arrangement.

Viewers can enjoy the glorious sunshine of a spring time day from a hillside covered with blooming Columbine. From this spot they can look out over the valley and to the Mt. Tokachi Range across it. The photographer is not identified.

Photographer Julie Eggers takes us along a gently winding path through the gardens of a Charleston, South Carolina Magnolia Plantation. In this spot, it's easy to imagine relaxing on the bench, hearing the birds, seeing the spanish moss wave in the breeze, and inhaling the fragrance of the spring time flowers.

Another view of vibrant spring time tulips in a mass planting within a park alerts us to the arrival of spring. This photograph was taken by photographer Walter Bibikow.

A view of tulips on a hillside in Bielefeld, Germany. Photographer Thorsten Milse gets up close for this spring flowers picture.