The record-breaking temperatures last week have everything growing earlier than usual, including my forsythia bush.
Now the cold temperatures have put everything into a holding pattern.
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5 comments:
Every spring I see forsythia and wish I had one - then I forget. They are lovely shrubs.
I love your pictures. I especially love the new picture you've put at the top of your blog. It's simplicity is beautiful. I live down south in Georgia. Our forsythia are long gone. I wish they lasted longer. They are so bright and cheerful looking.
The flowers on our forsythias are just about gone. I hope your blossoms are as pretty as ours were.
Oh these are great yes I am missing those 23c temps they were nice. B
Here in GA, our forsythia blooms are almost gone. Just in the last two days, our maple trees have gotten their pretty green leaves! Your photography is superb!
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