Fancy colors
Better off red. As we get ready to welcome a new month, our front yard dogwood is going from green to red. Fall will do that to our favorite foliage.
Dogwood, dearly
Take your time. This spring, our beloved front-yard dogwood tree decided to come out in bits and pieces. Some years it has bloomed all at once. It has its own mind, obviously.
Still stately in the middle
Proudly. Our front-yard dogwood is taking the February cold and snow with grace. I’m glad to take note of its winter ruggedness every time I open our front door.
Another welcome for our front yard dogwood
Short but sweet. Another rite of spring that makes me smile: Our front yard dogwood tree has opened its buds for my dear wife Karen and I. Glory week. It works hard all year to impress us with this blooming time.
Hello to your new year, front dogwood
Our front yard dogwood has started its short flowering hello. The buds have given away to the first delicate white petals. A bit of exposure will allow a bit of deepening to the color. Then a big wind will send them all to the lawn. My dear wife Karen and I will appreciate all stages.
In all its glory out front
Here’s to the glorious effect of our front-yard dogwood when its flowers come out to their maxium.
Dogwood time!
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.
Mark Bialczak 