April 5, 20179 yr Popular Post The almonds are about half grown, the pecans haven't even started courting yet, the peaches are 1/2" in diameter and the grass I have been mowing for three weeks already.! And strange, the apricots and the pears haven't bloomed yet.... Edited November 20, 20178 yr by Ron Dudelston tags added
April 5, 20179 yr That is pretty nice! Here, we the annual Pear Blossom Festival - consists of a 5 and 10k run, parade, and a bunch of vendors in the downtown area. I usually go out of town or just stay home - to many people for me.
April 5, 20179 yr Beautiful Jess. Thanks for the preview. The Daffodils are just now blooming here and that's all.
April 5, 20179 yr Beautiful roses, I love roses. Here the Daffodils are blooming like crazy, my early white clematis is in bloom, the grass is green, still raining most every day ornamental cherrys are blooming. Herb
April 5, 20179 yr Awesome pictures Patch and beautiful roses although I don't think I see the Yellow Rose of Texas in the mix Appears we're headed for a dose of something between Dogwood Winter & Blackberry Winter here for the next two days...snow predicted and lows at or below freezing...probably will do in the Lilac & Pink Almond bushes...peach, pear & apples have not bloomed yet, but are shooting leaves...Bradford pears have bloomed as well as a few Cottonwoods and I've seen a few Redbuds...My Tulip Poplar flower buds will take a hit. Looks like another bland spring due to extremes in weather... Keep sharing your spring colors...helps when ours get burned.
April 6, 20179 yr Beautiful roses patch. I had a garden of tea roses many years ago, before I sold that home. Never got to plant another. They do need a bit of tender loving care, but they do put on a great show. Not much blooming here except possibly the pansies and Easter lilies at the nursery. I believe the last of our snow will disappear after tomorrows downpours. With the recent heavy wet snow, and yesterdays downpours rivers are starting to flood a bit.Flood warnings have been posted, and tomorrows predicted heavy rain will surely cause a lot of street flooding.
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