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It's April bloom day and things are busting out all over. As you can see above, the usual suspects are in bloom : Daffodils, Tulips, Forsythia, Muscari, Bergenia, Carol Mackie Daphne, and my Asian pear, to name a few.
One more wonderful 80 degree day and everything else will awaken from it's long winter's sleep. The Crabapple tree in the front garden is about to emerge as is the Betty magnolia in the back.
By all counts, Spring is one month early this year. Let's hope it will not hold any nasty surprises in the form of late freezes and frosts.
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Written by Carolyngail at Sweet Home and Garden Chicago
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So many lovely blooms, Carolyn.If I didn't know better, I'd think this was a post from May! I agree--spring seems to have come a month early, and while I'm enjoying every minute of it, I hope, too, that there won't be any late freezes to spoil it.
ReplyDeleteSpring is early here this year, too, but I haven't seen such a wonderful assortment of blooms here yet. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful Mom! very springy...
ReplyDeleteSpring is early here too. I have roses beginning to bloom already!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful collages Carolyn. I'm with you, hoping for no frost or freezes. I do hope we get that rain they're predicting for tonight - we can sure use it.
ReplyDeleteHappy Bloom Day!
You have got a nice garden out there. I think a connection with plants means a connection with the nature itself.
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