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Bayard

(22,061 posts)
Sun Apr 19, 2020, 01:31 PM Apr 2020

Blooming Trees

Have many trees blooming around our farm now....Dogwoods, Redbud, Ornamental Plum, Apple. After I ventured out for tomato plants and flowers though last week, night temps dropped back down in the 30's, so have lost many. Plenty of tulips, grape hyacinth, and phlox.

What do you have blooming?





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Blooming Trees (Original Post) Bayard Apr 2020 OP
Scattered Magnolias in my neighborhood are in full bloom Beringia Apr 2020 #1
Gorgeous! Bayard Apr 2020 #3
Weeds. Weeds are blooming ... mr_lebowski Apr 2020 #2
Gorgeous! 💕 Duppers Apr 2020 #4
Amazing closeup of the dogwood blooms. Duppers Apr 2020 #5
My early spring blooms were finished around March 1st. (Redbud, Texas Mt. Laurel) LeftInTX Apr 2020 #6
Lovely...lucky you! Karadeniz Apr 2020 #7
scilla. we call em squills for some reason. pansypoo53219 Apr 2020 #8
yes everything blooming here jcgoldie Apr 2020 #9
Sigh, no leaves, no buds, nighttime lows in upper 20's in this part of Michigan. Jack-o-Lantern Apr 2020 #10

Duppers

(28,120 posts)
4. Gorgeous! 💕
Sun Apr 19, 2020, 02:20 PM
Apr 2020

Last edited Mon Apr 20, 2020, 12:54 PM - Edit history (1)

So I open this thread to look at the pics
without noting who posted this & I'm scrolling thru these beautiful pics ...Wait a minute! These scenes are very familiar....i know whose trees & flowers these are!
😁



Duppers

(28,120 posts)
5. Amazing closeup of the dogwood blooms.
Sun Apr 19, 2020, 02:25 PM
Apr 2020

All made on your phone. I remember when I couldn't take pics this good with a camera.

LeftInTX

(25,258 posts)
6. My early spring blooms were finished around March 1st. (Redbud, Texas Mt. Laurel)
Sun Apr 19, 2020, 10:35 PM
Apr 2020

Now: aloe, red yucca, lantana, salvia, skullcap, roses are finishing up, confederate jasmine.

Plumbago are sporadically pruning...next will be crape myrtle and crinums.

Harvesting: Loquats

jcgoldie

(11,631 posts)
9. yes everything blooming here
Tue Apr 21, 2020, 03:13 AM
Apr 2020

Those 30 degree nights really scorched the grapevines... they were budding out all over and those got burnt... but today I noticed that the are sending out new buds behind the dead ones after 3 warmer nights.

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