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What's in bloom in May?

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May/June 2025 First Camino de Frances
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Camino Frances (2020)
Hello fellow pilgrims, I'm working to book my first Camino in May 2025. One of the things I love about walking is seeing all of the flora and fauna along the way. I'll be starting SJPP in early May and walking for 2 weeks. I'm wondering what might be in bloom at that time?

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I have walked several Caminos in April and May. Here is just a sampling of what you can expect to see in bloom ...

A plethora of poppies
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A bounty of buttercups
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Billions of bluets
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Dozens of daisies
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Heavenly hibiscus
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Glorious glads
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An orchestration of orchid
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Magnificent morning glories
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Mounds of mint
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Wonderful wisteria
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Take your time ... stop and smell the flowers ... and maybe snap a photo or two ... ;)
 
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Hello fellow pilgrims, I'm working to book my first Camino in May 2025. One of the things I love about walking is seeing all of the flora and fauna along the way. I'll be starting SJPP in early May and walking for 2 weeks. I'm wondering what might be in bloom at that time?

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Absolutely everything! Walking in May you will be in for an abundant blossoms treat!
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Take your time ... stop and smell the flowers ... and maybe snap a photo or two …
gorgeous gallery, and do stop and admire, but most of these flowers are unscented
 
A selection of Camino Jewellery
This tree I think is a horse chestnut ( castaño de Indias in Spanish). There are no chestnuts in Logroño.
Yes, sorry I meant horse chestnut. Typing too quickly! The horse chestnut blossoms are so spectacular, and I love them because they remind me of where I grew up in England. There were some gorgeous ones in Burgos too, as I recall.
 
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Hello fellow pilgrims, I'm working to book my first Camino in May 2025. One of the things I love about walking is seeing all of the flora and fauna along the way. I'll be starting SJPP in early May and walking for 2 weeks. I'm wondering what might be in bloom at that time?

Thanks and Happy Holidays to all!
Same - see you out there. Hoping for the same
 
I have walked several Caminos in April and May. Here is just a sampling of what you can expect to see in bloom ...

A plethora of poppies
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A bounty of buttercups
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Billions of bluets
View attachment 182729

Dozens of daisies
View attachment 182730

Heavenly hibiscus
View attachment 182731

Glorious glads
View attachment 182732

An orchestration of orchid
View attachment 182733

Magnificent morning glories
View attachment 182734

Mounds of mint
View attachment 182735

Wonderful wisteria
View attachment 182736

Take your time ... stop and smell the flowers ... and maybe snap a photo or two ... ;)
Nice when do the fields of sunflowers come out i have seen pictures of …
 
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Hello fellow pilgrims, I'm working to book my first Camino in May 2025. One of the things I love about walking is seeing all of the flora and fauna along the way. I'll be starting SJPP in early May and walking for 2 weeks. I'm wondering what might be in bloom at that time?

Thanks and Happy Holidays to all!
I consider myself a botany expert. What is in bloom during this period is Camino souls? Their flowering is something to behold. Chuck
 
A view from above as I headed to Moissac a few years ago. Fields of yellow. In Canada it is called Canola; in much of France it is referred to as Colza; aka Rapeseed (Brassica napus).

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I have walked several Caminos in April and May. Here is just a sampling of what you can expect to see in bloom ...

A plethora of poppies
View attachment 182727

A bounty of buttercups
View attachment 182728

Billions of bluets
View attachment 182729

Dozens of daisies
View attachment 182730

Heavenly hibiscus
View attachment 182731

Glorious glads
View attachment 182732

An orchestration of orchid
View attachment 182733

Magnificent morning glories
View attachment 182734

Mounds of mint
View attachment 182735

Wonderful wisteria
View attachment 182736

Take your time ... stop and smell the flowers ... and maybe snap a photo or two ... ;)
 
I have walked several Caminos in April and May. Here is just a sampling of what you can expect to see in bloom ...

A plethora of poppies
View attachment 182727

A bounty of buttercups
View attachment 182728

Billions of bluets
View attachment 182729

Dozens of daisies
View attachment 182730

Heavenly hibiscus
View attachment 182731

Glorious glads
View attachment 182732

An orchestration of orchid
View attachment 182733

Magnificent morning glories
View attachment 182734

Mounds of mint
View attachment 182735

Wonderful wisteria
View attachment 182736

Take your time ... stop and smell the flowers ... and maybe snap a photo or two ... ;)
I think your buttercups are rapeseed, just saying.
 
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The poppies on the Meseta alone are worth the trip.
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The 2024 Camino guides will be coming out little by little. Here is a collection of the ones that are out so far.
The 2024 Camino guides will be coming out little by little. Here is a collection of the ones that are out so far.
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I walked the Morte and Primitivo in April and May, so many of the same flowers others have posted. I have an album of over 400 Camino flowers. I have many of the same flowers others have posted, brings back so many beautiful memories. The fields of red poppies were enchanting, and made me feel a little like I was in a Monet painting. I was also enchanted to see foxgloves growing wild - especially since I worked so hard to grow them in my own garden.
 
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