Wednesday, April 14, 2010

Wordless Wednesday: In Full Bloom

Our tree is in its most glorious, the surest sign spring has arrived. We look forward all year to the short time when its in full bloom, so beautiful!

What signals the arrival of spring to you?

And if you happen to know what kind of tree this might be, let me know pretty please? It was there when we moved in, so we don't know.

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29 comments:

  1. How beautiful! I've seen many trees and flowers it's wonderful!

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  2. What a beautiful flower. What kind of tree is it?

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  3. Those are beautiful flowers. What kind of tree is that?


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  4. I love Spring too- and those flowers are beautiful!!

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  5. Love this photo! I also love to capture flowers when I can! Happy WW! New follower, check out my site.

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  6. That is so beautiful it almost looks fake. Absolutely gorgeous, I love it!

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  7. It is a gorgeous tree and that photo is great too! I have no idea what kind of tree it is...I would love to have one. Let's see what signal Spring....baseball season and daffodils.

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  8. What a pretty crisp shot!

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  9. Yep- it's like that here too- achooo!


    Have a great Wednesday!
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  10. Beautiful flowers - not sure what kind - but I've seen those before.

    Happy WW ♥

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  11. Gorgeous photo Katie! I believe that is the same tree that my neighbor has next door. She had to have hers replaced after lightning hit her original one. Will ask to see what it is called and get back to you.

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  12. I am no help with the tree name, but I do think it's beautiful. Our trees are starting to bloom and our daffodils already bloomed and are about to die.

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  13. It's probably a Bradford Pear or a Cleveland Select Pear - you can tell from the oval shape that the trees' branches form.

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  14. We have a local chicken fundraiser (outdoor BBQ) and the first one signals "spring" to me. Everyone waits all winter and waits in line for over an hour, just to taste what they had been missing for so long.

    Uh, that and the flowers, of course.

    Happy WW
    Mindy~

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  15. So beautiful - great photo, too!

    Spring for me is the blossoms on the tree and the bright green leaves that show up on our willow tree (they turn darker as time goes by)

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  16. What a beautiful picture, I love springtime blossoms!!

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  17. So pretty! I am just in love with the blossoms this year!

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  18. Gorgeous blossoms.Please let us know what kind of tree this is whenyou find out. I live in northern California and would like one for my backyard.

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  19. What a beautiful picture. I wish I had a tree like that in my yard.

    The trees and flowers starting to bloom always make me think of spring and I love this time of year.

    Thanks for stopping by the other day.

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  20. Beautiful picture! Would love to have a yard full of those trees :) Kisses!

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  21. I wish I had such a beautiful sign of spring! It actually snowed here yesterday, crazy. Utah spring weather is very unpredictable. But there are daffodils popping up all over the neighborhoods here and I love seeing them. Anyway good luck with the Kitchen Aid, I'm so glad I pulled mine out, the problem is now I keep wanting to make homemade rolls and I don't think it's such a good idea for my waistline!

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  22. I think it's a dogwood. That was my first reaction when I saw your photo. We have a LOT of them blooming around here.

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  24. After looking at other pictures of dogwoods and Bradford pears on-line, I think RoS is right... it appears to be a Bradford pear. Does it have a really strong fragrance?

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  25. Thanks to you, too, Katie. I think you are sweet!

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  26. So beautiful and i bet it smells lovely also

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  27. These are beautiful, have no clue what it is :)!

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