This is an old flowering Quince Bush. Don't let the delicate blooms fool you. There are thorns in there!!
This is an equally old Camellia Bush.
Of course there are yellow daffodils in this spot every year this time.
Its been a very mild winter. You just can't beat days in the 70s in January!
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That is so amazing to see in January. I wonder if all this weather means a very warm summer? We finally got our winter here, but nonetheless I am so thankful for the warmer days that we had. That kind of thing just doesn't usually happen here.
Enjoy your beautiful blooms!
Lyn, I guess there's still time for winter to make an appearance here, but its looking like we will get No SNOW this year and not much cold weather. Like I said, who can complain about temps in the 70s in January? I would like to have time to work outside on some of these beautiful days! Helps the electric bill too!
Beautiful! We've been enjoying the milder weather so far this winter!
I'm seeing some of those signs of spring around here. Not in my yard yet, but as we were driving around this morning I saw signs in other's yards. I'm loving this warmer winter!!
Wow, how lovely. It doesn't seem like you've had much winter. Even though we mostly get rain we still don't get our first blooms until February usually, and sometimes later.
'Tis the same here in the foothills. Wish we had a quince.
They are always an unexpected surprise and so beautiful.
Beautiful! It's been such a mild winter so far. I actually saw Bradford Pears with white blossoms on them yesterday! Way too early for that!
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