Forsythia, one of the first signs of spring everywhere.
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| Red Bud Trees just bursting into bloom. |
My "Best Trees for Georgia" book says Bradford pear is a poor choice because the branches are fragile and break too easily. However, if you have ever seen a row of them blooming in the Spring or bright red in the fall, you plant them anyway!
Camelias are nearly done blooming, but we love them because they keep our spirits up in the cold weather as they start blooming in late December or early January.
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| Daffodils- so sunny and bright letting us know spring is here! |
Once the snow melts and the temps warm up to 45, the daffodils will soon begin blooming here, along with the forsythia. Thanks for the early glimpse.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed seeing the blooms Rosemary! Our forsythia has hinted spring will be coming here as well...!
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