Spring Does Not Follow A Calendar  by grammyn

Spring Does Not Follow A Calendar

This nectarine thinks the 80F/27C degree weather we have been having means it is Spring. Officially it is a little over a fortnight away and these blooms wiill be gone by then
amazing! you posted spring and i posted winter. at the church there is a magnolia tree that had buds in the middle of february. with all the snow we got, poor tree must've been confused. i love the colour of your flowers here and the light you caught with it. aces!
March 5th, 2023  
Gorgeous! The details of the blossoms are stunning and look great against the green bokeh. And I think the highlight on the left does a nice job of adding interest and balancing the light pink of the blossoms. I kept looking at it with and without the highlight and decided it was a little bit blah without it. Still very pretty, but not as nice as with the highlight.
March 5th, 2023  
Lovely capture of the blooms. I think everything is going to be early down South this year. The Weather Channel showed pictures of Boston this morning and some trees were blooming there too and they are getting the cold and snowy weather!
March 5th, 2023  
This is really pretty- well, the Daffodils are coming up here, so this tree might not be that far off. Beautiful shot.
March 5th, 2023  
especially not these days!
March 5th, 2023  
I love the light on the blossoms.
March 5th, 2023  
Beautifully captured with a lovely background, such wonderful light too.
March 5th, 2023  
A lovely capture and light
March 5th, 2023  
You sure are getting warm days for winter! Lovely shot
March 5th, 2023  
Such a pretty pink. I am seeing such a mixed bag of weather conditions here on 365.
March 5th, 2023  
Very lovely
March 5th, 2023  
Very pretty, lots of plants are getting confused here as the weather goes from mild to wintery again.
March 5th, 2023  
lovely pinks and composition Katy
March 5th, 2023  
Hope the brave buds make through any frosts.
March 6th, 2023  
I do hope it will bear some tangerines. Poor befuddled tree. Beautiful shot here!
March 6th, 2023  
@summerfield I noticed that thanks friend
@marilyn how nice of you to say. I did the same thing when I cropped it and decided, as you did, that I liked that little highlight too much to crop it out
@randystreat thanks Kathy. my concern is we are supposed to get some cold weather again and I hope it doesn't kill all that new growth
@olivetreeann thank you so much Ann. It is not unusual to get this in February but I hope we don't get lots of cold again before April
@koalagardens right?!
@shutterbug49 I am so glad you do Debbie
@ludwigsdiana thank you Diana I am glad you think so
@Dawn I really appreciate that Dawn
@kjarn I wish it would slow down just a little thanks Kathy
@wakelys thanks Sue there is really a wide variety isn't there?
@rensala so nice of you to say Renee thanks
@serendypyty thanks Carole Good to know it isn't just here
@phil_howcroft that means a lot to me Phil thank you
@ososki me too as we are expecting some cooler weather again for a week or so
@mcsiegle if it bears tangerines it will be a miracle because it is a nectarine tree Mary! LOL Thank you so much for your kind words!
March 7th, 2023  
i know right! My magnolia always seems to burst to life mid winter!
March 18th, 2023  
@brigette in defense of the flowers and the trees. When the weather is warm, they don’t know the difference. If it would just stay cold all winter long, that would be no issue.
March 18th, 2023  
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