We're having a great busy time with our daughter and her family, but I had to share the spectacular Redbud in our front garden. I'm always amazed at how the brilliant pink blossoms of this small tree emerge directly from the branches. A common understory tree of the Smokies in Tennessee, when planted separately here it is truly spectacular.
Well done! They are beautiful trees!
ReplyDeleteOh yes, those redbuds are so pretty. On the way down to LaVale they grow on the side of the mountain like weeds. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThey grow wild here in northcentral Pennsylvania now, 50 years ago they were rare to non-existent.
ReplyDeleteI don't remember them here when I was a kid but now they are all over Toronto. Climate change?
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ReplyDeleteThnaks for taking time out to share. It’s beautiful. Nice capture of the bee too.
ReplyDeleteSo very, very beautiful! Thanks for the wonderful pictures.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! Love the bumblebee shot in the flower.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely! We have these trees where I live too. They just ended their bloom. Thanks to you I now know what they are called.
ReplyDeleteSo pleased you are enjoying time with your daughter and her family.
ReplyDeleteThese are all fabulous photographs, thanks for taking time to share them.
All the best Jan
I am seeing more Redbud trees this Spring than I have ever seen before.
ReplyDeleteIt is indeed spectacular! Pretty special!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Glad you had a nice time with family.
ReplyDeleteOur redbuds weeks ago were marvelous for our pollinators.
ReplyDeleteYour tree looks so great. I planted one them right away when I bought the new place. Your tree has such strong color.
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