I forgot you have a peach tree. The tulips and peach blossoms are lovely! I have thought about putting one in here, but I have been told they don’t do well in my area. Gophers eat the tulips, so I quite trying to grow those.
Spring is late here and the hard frost we’ve had most days has killed a lot off so this is lovely to see today. The faded color on the last one is stunning.
Since GW is failing it’s climate change. Weather is changing madly here. It was calm, sunny and 75ºF yesterday. Today it’s partly cloudy, 45º F with freezing winds blowing up to 70 mph. Motha Naycha is giving us the flying (blowing) fickle finger of fate.
It’s just what we call here the good old Scottish weather.
Tim, I’m seeking sunshine, too!
It’s at a premium up here.
Stole Dale’s peach blossoms….gorgeous.
Cool TimKu!
I’m also seeking lint roller refills. I might have to write you about this conundrum.
xxx
The dualing nature of the flowers is interesting, highlighted by the out of focus nature of the one flower, it seems to suggest something about humanity, and inability to identify with those close to you.
Wondered how the flowers were fairing … we are almost back to the homestead and we went from 90+ temps to low 40s in a day. Actually if they survived the weather swings they are still likely damaged from the recent shower of hail they got yesterday – fingers crossed that didn’t damage anything on the house.
Off Center & Not Even 
They do look like they are reaching.
That pink against the blue is beautiful!
I love that last one. There is beauty in pain, sometimes.
The peach blossoms are on your tree. Thanks, Dale.
Oooh! Now they are even prettier 😉
Shes emulating her namesake. Pretty is as pretty be’s.
Awww shucks. Now you’ve got me blushing a shade of peach to match the blooms!
Pretty in Peach! Or something like that.
Better than pink! 🧡
Agreed.
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Love the title and presentation of these, they are great.
Thanks, Damien.
Anytime.
Oh and nice that there are two of them, that sort of looking like kissing mouth. 😛
Hahaha!
I forgot you have a peach tree. The tulips and peach blossoms are lovely! I have thought about putting one in here, but I have been told they don’t do well in my area. Gophers eat the tulips, so I quite trying to grow those.
The peachtrees are prone to bores out here. The blossoms will likely get frozed before fruit can set. Thanks, Lavinia.
A tulip-ku!
It is indeed. Thanks, Brad.
Such beauty, including the fried flower. 🌼
Thanks Michele. Fried flowers are pretty good with a little cheese sauce. 🤪
haha I will take your word for it! 😆
Spring is late here and the hard frost we’ve had most days has killed a lot off so this is lovely to see today. The faded color on the last one is stunning.
Thanks shaey. Global warming is slacking in your area.
Yeah, thought that for some time actually.
Since GW is failing it’s climate change. Weather is changing madly here. It was calm, sunny and 75ºF yesterday. Today it’s partly cloudy, 45º F with freezing winds blowing up to 70 mph. Motha Naycha is giving us the flying (blowing) fickle finger of fate.
It’s just what we call here the good old Scottish weather.
Exacatacally. Like David Bowie sang “Ch ch ch ch ch changes!”
I do like that s-s-s-s-song.
It’s a good song.
Gorgeous… all of them, even tattered!
and beautiful TimKu!
Thanks, Marina.
I love the pink blossoms against the vivid blue sky!
Dale’s peach tree is peachy and so pretty against the blue. Thanks, Liz.
You’re welcome, Tim.
such beautiful captured. Love those pink tulips Tim! 💞
Thanks, Cindy.
A pleasure always!
Tim, I’m seeking sunshine, too!
It’s at a premium up here.
Stole Dale’s peach blossoms….gorgeous.
Cool TimKu!
I’m also seeking lint roller refills. I might have to write you about this conundrum.
xxx
Thanks, Resa. Let me know what you need.
Will do! xx
Those pink blooms under blue skies are my favorite.
Thanks, Nancy.
Gorgeous Tim. 🦋🌹
Thanks, Joni.
The dualing nature of the flowers is interesting, highlighted by the out of focus nature of the one flower, it seems to suggest something about humanity, and inability to identify with those close to you.
Excellent analogy. And it seems to becomeing more difficult for people to with anyone including those close to them.
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Great colours Tim! It might be fried, but it’s still lovely
Thanks, Julie. Fried beauty.
Wondered how the flowers were fairing … we are almost back to the homestead and we went from 90+ temps to low 40s in a day. Actually if they survived the weather swings they are still likely damaged from the recent shower of hail they got yesterday – fingers crossed that didn’t damage anything on the house.
Hail is hell. Plants, cars and houses be damned. I hope you didn’t get any serious damage. Thanks, Brian