My yearly cheer for our front-yard dogwood blooms has arrived.
Can you hear the happiness?
Like the time span of these flowers, my voice of approval is also short and sweet.
My yearly cheer for our front-yard dogwood blooms has arrived.
Can you hear the happiness?
Like the time span of these flowers, my voice of approval is also short and sweet.
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I can hear it MBM! I love the Dogwoods too 🙂
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They are very sweet this time of year for us, MBC, glad you hear it too!
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They’re a great sign that spring has arrived and there’s no turning back now. I especially like that dogwoods flower first and put out leaves second. They’ve got their priorities.
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Yes, they have their own order of production, Chris!
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I love dogwoods, although I found when we had one, they left a mess when all the pods fell. But they are lovely when they bloom!
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They leave their mark, but my lawn mower picks it all up, knock on wood, ZF!
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Yay! My favorite tree!
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I hope you have your own in Mizzou, Karla!
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I don’t have one in my yard but am blessed with a beautiful birch, wild cherry tree, and various hardwoods. Most would not like gumball trees, but so many beautiful birds feed off of it and nest~ so I’m great with it. My allergies, however, wreaked havoc on my immune and I had to avoid the outdoors for a while~ that I don’t like!
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Good trees for the birds are good trees for sure, Karla. And allergies hit me at this time of year, too.
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Happy Monday, Mark. I hope your day is going splendid. Hope the allergies get better soon my friend!
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Very dependable.
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It’s a good one, ladysighs.
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isn’t it fun to watch it all unfold? and once a plant/tree has been in place for a while, even more changes happen –
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Yes it’s getting wider, Beth!
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