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One of the nice things about Spring on the Plateau of Tennessee is the profusion of azaleas that we can enjoy. These pretty blossoms are from our yard.
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- George
- I'm a happily married retiree living on the Cumberland Plateau of Tennessee. I taught for 31 years and worked as a systems analyst for 9 years before retiring. My blog is Senior Moments, listed below. You can also find it by clicking 'My Web Page' to the left. MY BLOG is SENIOR MOMENTS listed below.
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16 comments:
Gorgeous, George! I love seeing these when I go South.
Very pretty blooms George. It is hard for me to choose a favorite season - I love them all!
my parents home was surronded by azaleas of this color, they were taller than my head and were on three sides of the house, during summer months the house was lost behind them
Beautiful captures!
I do not know how big your garden is, but it is rich in beauties.
That's another shrub I wish I could grow here. :)
I love these flowers so much, bur they do not like me. I cannot get them to live.
Beautiful color!
☼ Sunny
Azaleas and rhododendron really do say spring, don't they?
I would not have recognized the bloom up close like this. Beautiful! Do you have any other colors?
Very nice bloom and it looks like it has some tiger spots in it as well.:)
Simply gorgeous picture..love those flowers!
B
What a cheery sight to behold!
The azealas here is orange and pink. Your's is a lovely colour,
The azealas here is orange and pink. Your's is a lovely colour,
Azaleas are beautiful. I spent many years in the south and always enjoyed seeing the azaleas bloom.
No azaleas here. I don't think they can tolerate the cold winters.
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