I was looking back at some old photos and ran across this
It was taken on March 22 a couple of years ago. If the season is similar we have around sixteen more days to go…..
YIPPEE!
Linda
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Do you think you’ll get blooms this year by that time or is this year later? Things can develop quickly once it warms up. Have a great day!
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Gorgeous… We think we will have an early spring also—but today is NOT an indication. We have about 2 inches of snow and some very fierce, cold winds…. Brrrrr.
Thanks for the photo. I cannot wait.
Hugs,
Betsy
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Beautiful! Funny, our Redbuds and none of my fruit trees have started blooming and we’ve been wildly warmer than you have. What sort of fruit is your tree?
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Pretty! What kind of tree is that?
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We have bouquets of almond trees blooming across the valley and a storm moving in. Life is good.
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I was just noticing this morning that I’m into the year with my photo a day project to #65. Terril said this winter went by so fast but I beg to differ. I’m looking forward to flowering trees right NOW!
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Blue skies and blossoms on trees. I can hardly wait.
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Definitely better to look at than snow.
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That photo looks like hope!
I’m think that looking forward to spring in six months is the only thing to so, as we get browner and more shrivelled!
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I hope you get blooms on time so I can see the photos is a few weeks:)
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We seem to have had a long winter here in the UK too. Hopefully our daffodils will be coming out soon. Love the brilliant blue sky behind the blossom.
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beautiful!
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I was just scrolling through last year’s photos…on March 22nd (which happens to be my birthday 🙂 ), Angel was outside in a skirt and a teeshirt – barefoot!
Come on, Spring!
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I’ve got my fingers crossed – maybe the snow blowing in this weekend will be winter’s farewell!
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