
After the fun with forcing my forsythia into bloom, I decided to try some other blooming branches from my yard. I have no idea what the tree is that these came from. One of the fun things about bringing the branches in is how much more closely I can pay attention to the progress of the opening blooms. These ones, in fact, were prettiest and most interesting right before the blooms opened.

Each bloom cluster started as a single bud, which then opened up into a cluster of chartreuse green balls, each of which later opened up to become a flower. I have a weeping cherry and a regular cherry tree that I want to try next. The daffodils and crocus have all started to open, as well. I love spring flowers!
That is really pretty. I can't wait for my flowers to start blooming. They are on the west side of my house so they bloom later then others in the neighborhood.
ReplyDeleteThey're lovely!
ReplyDeleteThose are bee-yoo-ti-ful!! I seriously can.not.wait for spring!!
ReplyDeletewow. Now, I would never think to do that. They look beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love your branches. I bet they are going to be just beautiful when they come into bloom to - and I am sure the house will smell - wonderful.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
~Martie
beautiful i have such a thing for branches
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