Even the small clusters clinging to heavily barked branches glow with pretty.
The dogwood tree in the yard was a complete surprise. Years ago I tried several times to grow dogwood trees, one pink and the other white. Both trees died within the year and I never tried again. When you stand beneath a dogwood and look up you can see layers of branches with the blood-tipped blossoms clinging tightly.
Although I've been looking up quite a lot lately, it's a good idea to look down once in awhile and watch where you're stepping.
One more before I leave you...with all the serious business of living it's grand to have a reasons to smile so I must share this silly photo with you
The ultimate in beauty! Gorgeous captures. and the dog is just wonderful. I leave your post with joy in my heart.
ReplyDeleteTeresa the photos are beautiful. Your world is so full of color. Is the pink a red bud tree?
ReplyDeleteStunning photos and I love that you have interspersed the post with great quotes. I too am wondering about the pink beauty. Have a Happy Easter.
ReplyDeleteThe bright pink tree is a Redbud (Cersis candadensis) It's a beautiful tree that blooms in the spring in eastern United States and Canada. It's the state tree of Oklahoma. I'm fortunate to have a mature redbud tree in the back yard. It has a sprawling nature which makes it a good tree for smaller kids to climb.
ReplyDeletedear teresa, these are all so beautiful, i wish we had some planted here.... i am tired of the green green green everywhere! xoxoxo
ReplyDeleteLOVE the dog photo... it put a HUGE smile on my face!! xo
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