Dear Rosemary, Wonderful photos, love them! Thanks for sharing these beauties. Love to see your blue sky too. Here it's snowing and we have -2 C. Wish you a wonderful Monday. Mette
Thanks very much Mette - I noticed on the weather maps that there was some white over Norway. I think they are expecting some on the high ground here in Scotland. Funny weather, yesterday we sat in my son's garden eating our lunch it was so warm!
Dear Jane & Lance - the weather is so strange this past winter and spring. According to the news, we have just had one of the warmest Spring months for over 100 years.
Dear Lisa - we have had a remarkable winter and spring which has resulted in wonderful blossom and flowers. Hope that there is nothing awful lurking in the background, weatherwise, to destroy it.
Hello, Rosemary ! I found your blog last week and I love'it. Beautiful blooms. The last photo is like a watercolor painting ... Wishing you a wonderful spring !
Gorgeous photos of exquisite blossom, Rosemary. We're in northern Scotland at the moment, where our fruit blossom has just started to come out and it's now snowing!
It has been a wonderful blossom season for us for the fruit trees as well, but our magnolia is looking very sick in comparison to your beautiful blossoms.
The cherry tree and magnolia (I think I am right) are stunning. Spring is glorious this year. It will be 90 degrees here this afternoon and that will set a record, even for this very hot place.
Dear Olive - you are right it is magnolia. We have one of our granddaughters staying, and H and she have been out hiking in the hills for the day in glorious sunshine.
Dear Rosemary - It seems blossums are coming out early all over the world. I understand that the yearly Cherry Blossum Festival in Washington, D. C. has been moved up by two weeks. Perhaps Nature is sending us a special message, but just what does it mean!?
The joy of spring in eight images. Incredible Rosemary! The light is glorious but the dark trunks and stems against the flowers is my favourite. Happy days!
Are they not just a sight for sore eyes. Absolutely stunning photos Rosemary. Our blooms here, seem to be fading away. You might remember i took some photos before christmas of the almond and apple blossoms.. and they are just about finished. most enjoyable Happy tuesday Val
Dear Val - it doesn't last long, but fortunately I still have some other blossom still to appear. The later double and single cherry variety and the fruit blossoms, apple, pear and plums. Hope all is well with you.
magnolia!!!! I so, so love magnolia I have planted a tree, but it is still so small even after 3 years and two smaller ones, shrubs, but I am afraid they ill not have any flowers we have had a very cold winter but I can enjoy your beautiful Spring blossom pictures!
Dear Patrice - the winter weather has been so strange even between countries close together in Europe. Give your magnolia time, they will eventually flower, and having waited for the flowers, you will be thrilled when they arrive. Glad you enjoyed the blossom.
I was surprised that you found this post from two years ago, but interesting for me to see how I have changed my photographing techniques - hope Easter is happy for you too.
Dear Rosemary,
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos, love them!
Thanks for sharing these beauties.
Love to see your blue sky too.
Here it's snowing and we have -2 C.
Wish you a wonderful Monday.
Mette
Thanks very much Mette - I noticed on the weather maps that there was some white over Norway. I think they are expecting some on the high ground here in Scotland. Funny weather, yesterday we sat in my son's garden eating our lunch it was so warm!
DeleteHello Rosemary:
ReplyDeleteThis is, as your images show, the most perfect time of the year. Lovely.
Dear Jane & Lance - the weather is so strange this past winter and spring. According to the news, we have just had one of the warmest Spring months for over 100 years.
DeleteWow! So beautiful! I love the blue sky too. Thank you for your comment about the boys. You all helped me so much!
ReplyDeleteDear Lisa - we have had a remarkable winter and spring which has resulted in wonderful blossom and flowers. Hope that there is nothing awful lurking in the background, weatherwise, to destroy it.
DeleteHello, Rosemary !
ReplyDeleteI found your blog last week and I love'it.
Beautiful blooms. The last photo is like a watercolor painting ... Wishing you a wonderful spring !
Hello Dani - thanks very much - glad you enjoyed the blossom. I am also following you and enjoyed your blog too.
DeleteAnd now I am speechless so beautiful. Must be a fantastic experience to see all this beauty.
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely evening Rosemary
Dear Marijke - I feel I need to capture and hold the blossom whilst it is here, a few more days and this particular blossom will be gone.
DeleteGorgeous photos of exquisite blossom, Rosemary. We're in northern Scotland at the moment, where our fruit blossom has just started to come out and it's now snowing!
ReplyDeleteOh dear! I had heard that on the news - hope that it does not damage the fruit blossom that would be too unkind.
DeleteIt has been a wonderful blossom season for us for the fruit trees as well, but our magnolia is looking very sick in comparison to your beautiful blossoms.
ReplyDeleteThe magnolia is just on the turn, you can see some brown petals on the photo. Very soon it will be on its way, sadly, for another year.
DeleteThe cherry tree and magnolia (I think I am right) are stunning. Spring is glorious this year. It will be 90 degrees here this afternoon and that will set a record, even for this very hot place.
ReplyDeleteDear Olive - you are right it is magnolia. We have one of our granddaughters staying, and H and she have been out hiking in the hills for the day in glorious sunshine.
DeleteDear Rosemary - It seems blossums are coming out early all over the world. I understand that the yearly Cherry Blossum Festival in Washington, D. C. has been moved up by two weeks. Perhaps Nature is sending us a special message, but just what does it mean!?
ReplyDeleteDear Mark - that is a problem that concerns me. Much as I love the mild winter and warm spring, I cannot help but feel something is not quite right.
DeleteThe joy of spring in eight images. Incredible Rosemary! The light is glorious but the dark trunks and stems against the flowers is my favourite. Happy days!
ReplyDeleteDear Bertie - thank you. I took that photo from underneath the tree looking up. I think that it has a slight Japanese quality to it.
DeleteAre they not just a sight for sore eyes.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning photos Rosemary.
Our blooms here, seem to be fading away. You might remember i took some photos before christmas of the almond and apple blossoms.. and they are just about finished.
most enjoyable
Happy tuesday
Val
Dear Val - it doesn't last long, but fortunately I still have some other blossom still to appear. The later double and single cherry variety and the fruit blossoms, apple, pear and plums.
DeleteHope all is well with you.
magnolia!!!!
ReplyDeleteI so, so love magnolia
I have planted a tree, but it is still so small
even after 3 years
and two smaller ones, shrubs, but I am afraid
they ill not have any flowers
we have had a very cold winter
but
I can enjoy your beautiful Spring blossom pictures!
Dear Patrice - the winter weather has been so strange even between countries close together in Europe.
DeleteGive your magnolia time, they will eventually flower, and having waited for the flowers, you will be thrilled when they arrive.
Glad you enjoyed the blossom.
Absolutely beautiful!
ReplyDeleteDear Marie - it is, but sadly not for much longer.
DeleteWhat an exuberant florescence! I'll be enjoying this in a week. Can't wait!
ReplyDeleteYoko
Thank you for your kind comment Yoko.
DeleteBeautiful indeed. So wonderful is nature giving us much pleasure and some perfume with some of the blooms.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easte to you
I was surprised that you found this post from two years ago, but interesting for me to see how I have changed my photographing techniques - hope Easter is happy for you too.
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