Two weeks ago, I brought some forsythia branches into the house. They are blooming well ahead of the bush outside.
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13 comments:
So delicate! How beautiful this yellew-green buds are!
Longing for spring...
Have a nice week ahead!
A very striking image. Great photo!
Great photo! I love the sign of spring - and what great green color these new buds have!
Beautiful! Do they smell as good as they look? Best wishes :)
Judy a beautiful photo of the forcythia! If I were at home I'd be doing the same! Happy TF!
Great idea to bring branches in. I cannot wait for spring to arrive. Enjoy. Smiles B
Beautiful promise of what's coming:)
It is so satisfying to finally see the buds on the Forsythia. Lovely shot.
Judy every drop of pre-loved water from the house was already allocated. It only stretches so far. A great number of my precious citrus and other fruit trees have gone as haave at least a third of my roses , all surface dwelling perennials including Chrysanthemums and Paeonies. Bulbs were fried by the baking sun pulling them up out of the parched earth. Rows of Lilacs, Philadelphus and Abelias as well as other drought tolerant plants. Not much survives a drought one year short of biblical proportions.
In alittle while they will also be outside - I expect a follow-up!
SO BEAUTIFUL PHOTO ;)
Great shot!!
All of your pictures look so familiar to me..pictures I'd take in my neighbourhood;)
Now I know why..
You live in Canada too.
-Cheers from Toronto.
What a great idea! I have a large forsythia bush and have never tried this.
Beautiful closeup!
I did this for the first time this year. It was fun and I'll do it again next year. My bushes have begun blooming this week.
My Flower post is at Carletta’s Captures.
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