I got an email a little while ago about our funky tree. I found the timing of this email interesting, since I had just noticed the first purple blooms on our Mountain Laurel trees a few minutes earlier, on my way out to the mailbox.
After that email I decided to grab the camera and snap a few pictures of our yard and garden as everything is starting to come back to life.
The last of our daffodils
This little tree is the result of propagation of seeds from the seed pods of the white-blooming funky tree. It will take another few seasons to see if it blooms white or purple.
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That's hard to look at while I'm staring out at a few more inches of snow that fell yesterday.
Yep. No snow for me, thanks.
That is one of the reasons I live in Texas AND I have a fireplace in my house.
Our two cherry trees are starting to bloom already, which is a bit unfortunate -- the lows tonight and tomorrow will dive well below 30. Happens every year . . .
I think I'd like Austin's climate very much!
How Lovely, I noticed the edges of my yard are turning green, but as for the road trips.... still mountains of snow!! Last year the last snow fall I encountered was in late April.....
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