One Subject April #20

Evidence of the damage wrought by the fortnight of unseasonable frosts. Majority of the blooms are like this, destroying my beginning of the month hope to show you it blossoming in April. Ah well.

Thank you for your views, comments and favs on yesterday’s offering. Much appreciated.

[Desi]

Sad to see it ending so quickly. But that's Mother Nature I guess.

[carol white]

Such a shame, lovely blossoms but so susceptible to weather conditions

[Milanie]

Just went out and covered my potted flowers when somebody on FB posted that it was snowing just north of us. Ridiculous. Sure hate to see what the cold has done to your lovely magnolia.

[Judith Johnson]

What a shame but good to record for future times

[Carole Sandford]

Damage is quite widespread! Still a sense of beauty though!

[Helen]

Mine was going to be spectacular this year, nature can be very brutal ...

[Esther Rosenberg]

tYikes, hey look a little worn from the frost.

[Leslie]

so sad, it happened here too.

[Lou Ann]

For some reason we are supposed to have freezing weather tonight. My what a spring!

[Kathy A]

Such a shame to see.

[Shutterbug]

Sorry this didn’t work out, but we have your greenhouse to look forward to.

[KV]

This shot effectively demonstrates the way the weather cycle impacts flowering trees.

[Bill]

Near the end of a season.

[Phil Sandford]

@cwbill Massively accelerated by the 14 nights of hard frosts sadly

[Sue Cooper]

So sad.