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39 Fields of Flowers to Bring a Little Joy to a Dull Day ...

39 Fields of Flowers to Bring a Little Joy to a Dull Day ...
By Neecey

When summer is over it's nice to be reminded of balmy days and pictures of fields of flowers are sure to gladden anyone's heart. With riots of color, whether they are cultivated or wild, fields of flowers don't have to try hard to be beautiful.

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6. Farmer's Field

Farmer's Field Via carlsbad flower fields
I wonder if the tractor river ever gets time to stop and smell the flowers.

7. Pink Flower Headland

Pink Flower Headland Via MOODBOARD
I'm not sure where this is but it reminds me of a place in Devon, England.

14. Riot of Ranunculus

Riot of Ranunculus Via Xena bites back
A wonderful array in a Carlsbad field.

15. Sunflowers

Sunflowers Via flickr.com
In a process called heliotropism, sunflowers turn their faces into the sun.

16. Flower Power

Flower Power Via wallpapers
There's an abandonment and freedom to the way wild flowers dress a field.

17. Lavender Farm

Lavender Farm Lavender farms paint a purple picture on the English landscape too.

18. Wild Poppies in the Wheat Field

Wild Poppies in the Wheat Field Via fineartamerica.com
I'll never tire of looking at blood red poppies.

19. Daisies

Daisies Via The Daisy Field
Are you imagining yourself sitting here, the sun on your face as your thread a daisy chain?

20. Wild Meadow

Wild Meadow Via What's in Bloom - June ...
And when you've made your daisy chain and popped it on your head, wander through the marguerites and cow parsley.

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Wild Meadow is a beautiful field of wildflowers that can bring a pop of color and joy to any dull day. This field is filled with a variety of flowers such as daisies, marguerites, and cow parsley, making it the perfect place to create a daisy chain and embrace the beauty of nature. Located in the What's in Bloom section of the blog, this field is just one of the 39 fields of flowers featured, each with their own unique charm and beauty. Whether you're a gardening enthusiast or simply looking for a peaceful escape, Wild Meadow is a must-visit destination.

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The Summer Meadow is a stunning field of flowers that can bring a burst of color and joy to any dull day. Located in various parts of the world, these meadows are known for their vibrant and diverse array of flowers, ranging from daisies and poppies to lavender and sunflowers. They are not only a sight to behold, but also serve as important habitats for pollinators and other wildlife. Many of these meadows are also protected and preserved for their ecological significance. Visitors can enjoy a peaceful stroll through the meadow, taking in the beauty and serenity of nature.

22. Indiana Meadow

Indiana Meadow Via ISDA: Error - Page Not ...
I love the pinpricks of purple clover and tiny whites in a sea of yellow.

23. Black Eyed Susan and Purple Coneflowers

Black Eyed Susan and Purple Coneflowers Via Purple Chill Pills
Honey bee heaven.

24. Swedish Woods

Swedish Woods Via It's spring!
I've no idea what these tiny white flowers are but they sure are pretty.

26. Pale Lavender

Via MALINCONIA LEGGERA
I've only ever seen pale lavender in tubs before so I'm loving this field full.

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Pale lavender is a type of lavender plant that produces light purple flowers. It is commonly found in gardens and can also be grown in tubs. This particular field of pale lavender is captured in a photo on the blog MALINCONIA LEGGERA, showcasing the beauty and abundance of this flower. The plant is known for its calming and soothing properties, making it a popular choice for gardens and aromatherapy. It is also used in cooking and as a natural remedy for various ailments. The pale lavender field is a stunning sight and can bring joy and relaxation to anyone who sees it.

29. Old Wooden Fence

Via Wistfully Country
A fence and a field of flowers is a perfect photo opportunity.

31. Orange California Poppies

Orange California Poppies Via Boogie Oogie Outta Site Orange
The orange poppies are the stand out here.

32. Gardening on a Grand Scale

Via pixdaus.com
Blue bonnets and Indian paintbrush - even the names conjure up romance.

35. Keukenhof Gardens, the Netherlands

Via Keukenhof
And after seeing them from the air, it's only fair we get up close and personal.

38. The Hills Are Alive...

The Hills Are Alive... Via a quieter storm
Edelweiss - Austria's symbolic flower.

39. Bluebells

Bluebells Via Bluebell Flowers, Perennial English, Spanish ...
This makes me kinda sad. There were carpets of bluebells in the woods near my childhood home and we spent many hours playing among them and picking a few to take home. They're endangered now and it's illegal to pick them from the wild.

I hope these fields of flowers brought you a little joy today. What's you favorite flower?

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Neecey ur articles r my absolute every one of ur articles r so inspiring they inspire me thank u lala🌎🙏❤️💟

Wow! I don't think I've ever spent so long enjoying a page that I just came upon as I was browsing. Thank you for putting up such a quality post, and thank you for crediting the photographers wherever you could. I found pics that brought back memories of wonderful trips that I've been able to take in my 75 years. I found places that I would love to see with my own eyes, but my traveling days are over due to health issues. So I decided to save some of those pictures and use them for inspiration in the watercolor painting that I do now. It will be fun to frame three or four of them together and call it "Travels in My Mind". Your post stimulated my mind as well as feasting my eyes. In the course of going through the lovely pictures, I veered off to consult maps and Wikipedia articles. So thank you again for sharing this quality post.

Sorry typo absolute favorite author on all women's talk thank u🌎👼

those at so beautiful

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