Tag Archives: Cape Cod

Pretty White Clematis At Coast Guard Beach Trail On Cape Cod

The Clematis wildflower is such a pretty flower with such unique petals. Clematis is a climbing woody vine with flowers of 4 bright white sepals , no petals  and a bushy central stamen cluster.

They grow up to 20 feet and are native to this area. Such a pretty, delicate wildflower.

Two Perspectives At Coast Guard Beach On Cape Cod

It was a glorious day, in the 70s by 9:00 in the morning with the sun shining brightly and a cool breeze coming off the water at Coast Guard Beach. And there were only a few people on the beach.

So Phil and I each took a photograph of the only couple sitting on the beach this morning. I loved the sun shimmering on the water, while he loved the more vibrant colors.

What do you think?

Gorgeous Blue Eyed Grass At Fort Hill On Cape Cod

The Blue Eyed Grass at Fort Hill is just beautiful. It is a member of the Iris family, and is not a grass at all. It is native to North America and forms clumps of slender long foliage, resembling grass, and is topped in spring with small pointed periwinkle flowers.

Have you ever seen Blue-Eyed Grass?