Laura Emery, Field Editor

March-April 2018

Photo by Amanda May
PURPLE PLANT - Reader Katharine Mitchell photographed this shimmery purple plant, a broadleaf evergreen called Persian shield at the botanical gardens in Washington, D.C.
PURPLE PLANT - Reader Katharine Mitchell photographed this purple orchid (right) in her backyard garden.
PURPLE PARADISE - Ailee Farey of Wakefield sent in this serene marshy sunset snap containing a sweet mixture of purple, blue and pink hues.
PEEKS OF PURPLE - Streaks of purple, pink and orange made this reader stop to snap this shot of the Cheriton sky on Virginia’s beautiful Eastern Shore. Photo submitted by Debra Rief.
PERFECTLY PURPLE - These perfectly purple rhododendron blooms were captured by the camera of reader Wendy Stoneburner of Harrisonsburg.
PURPLE PUFF - “When I hear purple, I immediately think of this photo!” writes photographer Margaret Johnson of Staunton. Ornamental onions like allium “Ambassador” are often called the “Dr. Seuss flower.”
SNOW BUDS Holly Smith captured these blossoming buds bursting forth from beneath winter’s wetness.

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