Bloodroot BRENDA DOHERTY I took this photo of the lovely Bloodroot in my backyard.	Bloodroot and moss philip colet I love the spring flower bloom, the first to arise are the blood roots. I found this composition of some mosses in the foreground, nicely framed by a group of flowering blood roots.
Bloodroot Brittany Crossman Bloodroot are a welcoming sign of spring, being one of the first wildflowers to bloom.	Bloodroot Brittany Crossman Bloodroot are a welcoming sign of spring, being one of the first wildflowers to bloom.
Bloodroot Brittany Crossman Bloodroot are a welcoming sign of spring, being one of the first wildflowers to bloom.	Bloodroot Brittany Crossman Bloodroot are a welcoming sign of spring, being one of the first wildflowers to bloom.
Bloodroot Teresa Samuel This pretty early Spring flower is an important first food for bees! The photo was taken at Thorncliffe Urban Farm on the edge of the Don Valley	Sanguinaria Canadensis Jennifer Rowell Bloodroot in bloom being pollinated by a bee fly
bloodroot HEIDI sANITA Along side the trail I came across a bunch of bloodroot..Bloodroot is one of the earliest flowers in the Spring. the blooms open during the day and closes at night. the Bloodroot produce an acrid reddish juice which give this species the name ' blood'	bloodroot Carol Cupples Bloodroot blooming near the bank of the Rivière Samson on May 22, 2020.
Sanguinaria canadensis Brent Wilson Portrait of a bloodroot	Bloodroot leaf Suzan Mandla Water droplets on plants draw my eye like a magnet. I was mesmerized by these tiny droplets sparkling like diamonds in the sunlight on some bloodroot leaves.
Bloodroot - Sanguinaria Canadensis Debbie Oppermann "Bloodroot" by Debbie Oppermann. Bloodroot is a gorgeous, delicate white wildflower found growing in shady woods that bloom in early spring and only last for a few days, so I was very fortunate to see them at the arboretum in Guelph Ontario Canada.	Bloodroot Mike Crosby an early spring flower, these were along a path, in a local park
Lina Spakovskiene The picture was taken in Toronto at Beltline Trail.	Bloodroot M Hughes This native plant is a spring favourite.
Bloodroot (Sanguinaria canadensis) Peter Rasberry Bloodroot, backlit beneath the hemlocks and beech of the spring forest.	Bloodroot peter Rasberry I came across these bloodroot flowers along a community trail near my home, and made several visits until the light was just right on this grouping.