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Spring in Korea

comments (2) April 27th, 2010 in gallery

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Ranunculus kazusensis Makino
Erythronium japonicum (Balrer) Decne.
Iris minutiaurea MakinoIris minuta Franch.
Hylomecon vernalis Maxim.
Primula sieboldii E.Morren
Ranunculus kazusensis Makino Click the image to enlarge.

Ranunculus kazusensis Makino
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Korea's four seasons, the climate is pronounced.
By this time in the mountains, to the early spring flowers starting to bloom.
On weekends, I go with a camera to take pictures.


More Information: My website - Korea wild Flower
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thewendylady writes: I agree, make sure to post again! Welcome to the site! Posted: 11:39 pm on May 23rd
Ruth writes: Welcome to the site, kwangsub. Your photos are beautiful. Please post more about Korean gardening. Posted: 9:17 am on April 28th
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