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Our pink dogwood tree is somewhat scraggly, but when the afternoon sun hits the blossoms, the color is just gorgeous.
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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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20 comments:
Hi George, What a beautiful shade of pink. My neighbor just planted two pink dogwoods next to her pink weigela. Hope you enjoy your Monday.
Beautiful George...my pink dogwood had two flowers this year!!!
Have a beautiful day!!!
just about anything is beautiful when painted by sunshine. the sun makes the colors brighter and makes color glow
scraggly or not...those blossoms scream: gorgeous!!!
Gorgeous, indeed!!! MB
This is one of the dark pink ones, which people around here seem to call red. We only have a few of this color in the area, they are so pretty!!!
Such rich and deep color nicely variegated.
not just gorgeous but really gorgeous. One of a kind George!
♥Nice post.) Love your blog.))♥
How appropriate that you posted Dogwood at Easter time. Have you ever heard the legend of the dogwood? If you haven't, then for kicks I recommend that you google it. It's "legend" so I cannot attest to its veracity, but interesting, nonetheless.
George the afternoon sun is always my favorite. Beautiful shades. Anna :)
The splendid color of the dogwood for the flowers that you show us you're getting your garden envy. A greeting.
And by the way, Sir... that's a pretty good picture! :-)
I am glad you have so many beautiful flowers.
Love the pink dogwood trees. So pretty.
That is one thing I miss about East Texas, where I came from. We always had so many dogwood trees in all colors. Here I seldom see them.
Dogwoods are to May what honeysuckle is to June....Such harbingers!!
It is BEAUTIFUL. Our flowers changed to leaves really fast this year.
what a beautiful pink dogwood!
that is one of my favourite flowers!
Wow - we are quite a way from seeing dogwood blossoms - just getting leaves on trees right now. It seems like it has been a long winter up here, and spring, so far, has mainly meant rain...
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