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Flowering Trees Where You At
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White horse chestnut tree (in Belgium)
Lovely!!
My favorite colors!! Beautiful!
I've been trying to get some blooming forsythia pictures, but it's hard to get pics without conspicuously standing in front of a stranger's house with your camera or phone. I did get this one.
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I don't know what kind of tree this is, but I passed it on my way to the post office this morning. It's a little bit beat up from the wind and the inch-and-a-half of rain that we got in just over 8 hours.- Thread Starter Thread Starter
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Keep 'em coming ya'll from up north!
It's a deciduous magnolia.
Our crab trees are blooming now, but I haven't had time to take a photo of them.
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That's a magnolia, looks like a variety of soulangiana.
I remember them from Ohio, an old lady had one across the street. She's gone but the tree's still there . . . .
Continuing to be slow here in the north. Still cool. And still getting "April" showers.
However, the lilac buds are getting bigger.
And my rhododendron buds are looking pinker.
And while not "trees", I finally have flowering tulips.
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Our tulips were opened, but then with the cold and wet weather, they closed up again.
As you can see, my tulips are closed up too.
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The better to preserve them from the cold!As you can see, my tulips are closed up too.
We're going to get another 4 inches of rain this weekend :/. That'll be the end of any flowering.
I took some nice pictures of flowering crabapple trees but every time I try to post them it says the images are too big. I have about 3 tulips that grow randomly in the yard but they're basically done now anyway.
I took some nice pictures of flowering crabapple trees but every time I try to post them it says the images are too big. I have about 3 tulips that grow randomly in the yard but they're basically done now anyway.
If you need a program to reduce the picture sizes, this is the freeware program I use. IrfanView - Official Homepage - One of the Most Popular Viewers Worldwide
A little tree and it's our favourite thing in the garden. I don't know what it is though.
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Yikeadoodle!
That thing's pretty! Looks like some kind of deciduous azalea! (Now you know why so many of us go who-ha over them.)
My roommate and I both screamed obscenities at the hoot-owls . . .
It looks like a hardy azalea to me, too. They come in more colors than the evergreen ones.
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