Brooklyn Botanic 1 of 2

Sherry Felix

Have some catchup to do. These are from April.

Close-up of a white flower with a purple center and delicate petals, set against a dark green background.
Brooklyn Botanical Garden 4/8/2026
Blossoming cherry trees with pink flowers in a grassy park setting.
Brooklyn Botanical Garden 4/8/2026
A close-up view of delicate white flowers with yellow accents, set against a blurred green background.
Hoop Petticoat Daffodil (Narcisus bubocodium), Brooklyn Botanical Garden 4/8/2026
Close-up of delicate pink cherry blossom flowers hanging from twigs, with a textured tree trunk in the background.
C herry, Brooklyn Botanical Garden 4/8/2026
A natural landscape featuring a rocky creek bed surrounded by lush green grass and white flowers.
Brooklyn Botanical Garden 4/8/2026
Close-up of vibrant purple flowers with delicate petals and green leaves in the background.
Azalia, Brooklyn Botanical Garden 4/8/2026
Close-up of green plant with budding flowers, surrounded by soft focus foliage.
Brooklyn Botanical Garden 4/8/2026
Close-up of purple flowers with yellow centers, surrounded by green foliage and natural ground elements.
European Pasqueflower (Pulsatilla vulgaris), Brooklyn Botanical Garden 4/8/2026
A close-up view of a bush covered in small pink and purple flowers surrounded by green foliage.
Winter Heath (Erica carneaBrooklyn Botanical Garden 4/8/2026
Close-up of vibrant blue grape hyacinth flowers alongside bright green Euphorbia blooms, surrounded by green foliage.
Donkey Tail (Euphorbia myrsinites), Brooklyn Botanical Garden 4/8/2026

6 thoughts on “Brooklyn Botanic 1 of 2”

  1. Dan Antion 2026-05-16 / 3:48 pm

    Beautiful photos, Sherry. I love that shade of azalia. We have one, but it died two years ago. Two sprouts have emerged and are now about a foot tall and sporting some very little blooms.

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    • Sherry Felix 2026-05-31 / 6:33 am

      Thanks Dan. Good luck with the azalea.

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  2. Sue 2026-05-16 / 4:49 am

    Absolutely lovely

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  3. travelwithgma 2026-05-15 / 7:36 pm

    What a glorious garden – the photographs are so lovely.

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