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6 comments:
What beautiful blossoms on your trees--love those colors...thanks for sharing--we are now losing leaves
quickly in this big wind-and-rain-storm...hoping not to lose our cedars...they are pretty shallow rooted...
hugs, Julierose
How pretty!
Those colours make you smile.
Hi Vireya such beautiful trees,love their blooms ,sorry i havent been around ,i have been in and out of hospital xx
Oh, that's beauty. Marie
Flowering trees are doing so well this year. The weather must be just right.
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