I am just feeling like I'm in temporary heaven with trees blossoming! [updated ID info in brackets]
Always so busy when visiting people that I'm too tired to say much at the end of the day, but I don't think you'll mind. The pictures speak for themselves. There is not a snowflake in sight.
This is a row of trees across the street from where we are staying. I think they are crabapples, but they are awfully large so I could be wrong. [I am wrong. The white ones are Bradford Pears- which produce no pears, but are often used for landscaping trees in this area.]
This looks like some sort of tree rose. [This one has been IDed for me as a red camellia. I didn't even know they came in that color!]
This is an azalea.
And a weeping cherry.
Sigh... you'll never see every wonderful thing from this week. There's just too much. It's wonderful already and I've been here one day. Took a five mile walk this afternoon, too.
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Those are such beautiful sights after this long, cold winter.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful; and that's what I like about the South!
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Everything is as beautiful as the flowers.
ReplyDeleteso that's what spring looks like :)
ReplyDeleteSo pretty, thanks for sharing them. I'm still looking at snow
I just realized that you are traveling! I've been off the computer this weekend...didn't realized you were on the road. This had me REALLY confused! I was amazed that your trees were so far in bloom!! :O
ReplyDeletehello sharkbytes its dennis the vizsla dog hay wot byootiful flowers!!! i bet menny of them smell wunderful too!!! however dada is aparently hungry becuz he saw bloomin and now keeps tawking abowt a bloomin unyun dada try to fokus on the flowers!!! ok bye
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