Groves of short stout peachtrees can be found at many orchards. Their distinct curled leaves turn a beautiful golden green at the onset of fall.

Among a stand of apple trees, one tall tree quickly transforms into a lush golden hue against the backdrop of dark pines and a gray cloudy sky.

Set against the telephone polls of Victoria Street, a long Myrtle Crepe tree stands out against the warm humid Texan landscape.

One of the many beautiful and exotic plants that can be found at the historic Lyman Estate Greenhouses is the colorful and prickly Thai Crown of Thorns. Originally from Thailand, this species thrives among the plethora of plants that now reside in the 1804 greenhouse in Waltham, MA.

One of the many colorful and beautiful plants that can be found at the historic Lyman Estate Greenhouse, the bright and beautiful Red Camellia is a truly unique and lovely flower.

With each spring, we become surrounded by a beautiful blossoming of bright little purple fragrant flowers – the ever faithful lilacs of May.

Drawn onsite during the height of a warm early fall day, the many lush apple trees found at Carlson Orchards provide an inspiring subject matter.

Among the many groves on Carlson Orchards in Harvard, MA, there is a lovely unassuming frog pond. Beside this croaking pond is this serene draping willow tree.

This stoic tall pine tree can found along the banks of a small frog pond on Carlson Orchards in Harvard, MA.