But no one has told
snowdrops (in all fairness, last year they bloomed winter to fall)
Lenten roses
crocus
daffodils
fuchsia
cherry
forsythia
star magnolia
What am I leaving out?
Oh yeah. A freeze.
Bound to happen.
"People who daily expect to encounter fabulous realities run smack into them again and again. They keep their minds open for their eyes." (Ken Macrorie)
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Showing posts with label star magnolia. Show all posts
Thursday, February 16, 2017
Too Early for Spring
Labels:
cherry,
crocus,
daffodils,
forysthia,
fuchsia,
lenten rose,
Snowdrops,
star magnolia
Thursday, March 20, 2014
Time for White!
When I was little, my mother (and all the women I knew) said we had to wait for spring to wear white.
That was a long time ago.
Our last spring seems just as distant, but today a new one arrived on the calendar and in the weather.
Finally, sun and blue sky.
And my favorite whites burst forth: the weeds lining the canal by the Lake Cheston bridge, tiny little star bursts on bare thin branches, and the tall Star Magnolia shrub (though this one is more like a tree) at the Georgia Avenue corner of the College Library.
I opened my car door and smelled the blossoms from across the street. Now that is the scent of spring!
That was a long time ago.
Our last spring seems just as distant, but today a new one arrived on the calendar and in the weather.
Finally, sun and blue sky.
And my favorite whites burst forth: the weeds lining the canal by the Lake Cheston bridge, tiny little star bursts on bare thin branches, and the tall Star Magnolia shrub (though this one is more like a tree) at the Georgia Avenue corner of the College Library.
I opened my car door and smelled the blossoms from across the street. Now that is the scent of spring!
Labels:
Lake Cheston,
library,
Sewanee,
spring,
star magnolia,
white
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