What frost burned wisteria blooms look like - here ya go. Ending March on a brown note. We had four mornings of frost which hurt quite a few buds and blooms of different plants and trees, the wisteria among them.
@pattyblue Thank you, Pat. After the leaves and vines have grown over the deck and I trim it, it will produce a few blooms - but not as profusely like it does the first bloom of spring.
Oh, such a sad sight. That happened to our winter jasmine a month ago: it was all golden and eyecatching, people stopped by the fence and wondered. Many thought it was forsythia. And then -14⁰C brought all those golden blooms to a deplorable rag state. It is now getting another round of flowers, but not so many.
A great capture though.
@wh2021 Thank you!
@pattyblue Thank you, Pat. After the leaves and vines have grown over the deck and I trim it, it will produce a few blooms - but not as profusely like it does the first bloom of spring.
@ljmanning Thank you, Laura.
@monikozi Appreciate your comments, Monica. We just have no control over the weather, especially storms and cold snaps.
@ososki Thank you, Bill.
@kjarn Thank you, Kathy.
@ludwigsdiana Thank you, Diana. At least I got a few bud and bloom shots before the frost.
@briaan Thank you, Brian.
@pusspup Yeah, it happens.
@sangwann Thank you, Dione.
@rensala They do.
@pamalama It hit the kwanzan cherry trees too, so few of those blooms this year.
@craftymeg Thank you, Margaret.