“Middleton Oak” – A Live Oak tree at Middleton Place Plantation, Charleston, SC.
For most people, green is the color of nature, growth and harmony. It can also mean “go,” or “safety,” depending on its context. I personally find green to be a peaceful color, as well as a reminder of the amazing things nature is capable of.
“Go Green” – A palm leaf in Charleston, SC.
“Peaceful Pads” – A water lily blooms among lily pads at Cypress Gardens, SC.
“Green is the prime color of the world, and that from which its loveliness arises.”
- Pedro Calderon de la Barca
What does green mean to you?
Thanks for stopping by today! As always, I love to hear your thought so please leave a comment below! 
Wonderful images Erin. I think you just added a new location to my SC trip. Now all I will have to do is convince my wife and friends to put up with my shooting.
Hopefully she won’t mind the scenery! It’s absolutely worthwhile.
Lovely Erin. If I wasn’t wishing or spring before I am now.
Thanks, Edith! I’m hoping for it’s swift arrival as well.
Ooo, I like what you’ve done with the last few posts here, focusing on colors like that Erin! Great theme, and what a fabulous post here!!!
As always, you are far too kind, Toad!
Woo! To think I almost missed this one! Love the frog shot and especially the 2nd one of the palm fronds. Those are always so interesting to photograph I think. They have such a deep pleasing green. Love it!