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| A few days ago, the azalea in our front garden was blooming splendidly. |
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| A light snow fell... |
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| By morning, the blossoms were smothered. |
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| And as the snow melted, almost all the blossoms fell to the ground. |
Magnolias
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| They were so beautiful! |
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| ... but the snow fell. |
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| As the snow melted, the petals turned brown. |
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| A snowy morning at 6:30 AM. |
Blog post © 2021 mae sander.
8 comments:
Your photos are lovely even if the snow turned flowers from brilliant to brown. Your early morning photo is gorgeous. Stay warm and have a nice day.
We had some snow in early April too. It killed all of my herb seedlings. The last photo is really beautiful.
Azaleas and magnolias are among my favorite flowers. Yours are lovely!
Brrr. We had the cold but luckily no snow. Oh those poor flowers.
Oh, that's so sad! Do you usually get snow this time of the year?
It's amazing what snow can do to flowers in bloom. I'm really saddened to see these flowers after they went through the frost.
Your early morning photograph is so beautiful.
All the best Jan
Gorgeous! I don't think I've ever seen a magnolia blossom that close. Love it!
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