And another little beauty that popped up next to where my car parks...
Thanks to fellow blogger, who showed me Spanish Bluebells as opposed to English Bluebells HERE. I think these are the Spanish Bluebells.
Today's quote:
Call out to the whole divine night for what you love. What you stand for. Earn your name. Be kind, and wild, and disciplined, and absolutely generous.
DR. MARTIN SHAW
Hello,
ReplyDeleteI have been seeing beautiful redbuds everywhere I go, our is blooming nicely too. They are one of my favorites, lovely blossoms and photos. Take care, enjoy your day! Have a great new week!
Thanks, Eileen. Hope you have a great week too. Aren't redbuds beautiful gifts of nature?
DeleteThere was a stretch of road near the house we built in MD that always had such a lovely display of redbuds. I tried planting one at the house, unsuccessfully. Here in NH I doubt we will see them - too cold. We are weeks behind you. The forsythia are just blooming as are the daffodils.
ReplyDeleteOh you are enjoying the bursts of yellow to take you out of the greys of winter. I love both forsythia and daffodils.
DeleteThe Redbud is striking, perhaps because it looks very pruned and cared for.
ReplyDeleteI don't know why one of these trees has a split personality...but yes, now they are getting good care.
Delete...it looks like parts of the tree are missing!
ReplyDeleteI agree...the one on the right does have a big area of space within its two main branches. Strange.
DeleteThe redbuds are amazing this year--they are everywhere! And they shine so gainst the spring greens and moody skies.
ReplyDeleteYes, though I haven't been into the woods much, I have enjoyed seeing the redbuds that are in town.
DeleteI've been seeing them a lot too but didn't know what they were. Love the quote!
ReplyDeleteThanks. I hope to purchase one of Dr. Shaw's books soon. Just hard to decide which one.
DeleteThe redbuds are colouful and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!
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