stubmle
Mame
Prunus persica 'Bonfire'
Also some blurry Forsythia in the back!
Also some blurry Forsythia in the back!
Flowers 2025
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Michigan Tree Murderer
Masterpiece
I bought one of theses Orchids, so hopefully I'll have flower soon. 
Orchid Oncidium Gomesa Jiaho Queen
Orchid Oncidium Gomesa Jiaho Queen
Deano
Shohin
Was doing a little spring yardwork at my sister's place yesterday and found these.
Poppy Anemone
These Violets were growing in the grass.
Greek Anemone
Poppy Anemone
These Violets were growing in the grass.
Greek Anemone
CapeCodBonsai
Shohin
My Blackthorn flowers began to open today. If the number of flower buds are an indicator, I’m going to get a bumper crop of sloes this year.
Woocash
Omono
Found this dwarf rhododendron 'ginny gee' at a little nursery last year just after flowering so was looking forward to seeing the blooms this year. Not disappointing anyway. 
Michigan Tree Murderer
Masterpiece
Mikawa yatsubusa flowers. Japanese Maple
treeline
Sapling
Desert O'Piñon
Chumono
Brian Van Fleet
Pretty Fly for a Bonsai Guy
ShadyStump
Imperial Masterpiece
A soft must fell all night, and the scent this morning is something akin to what I don't recall experiencing anywhere but coastal Washington. It's so rare to have this sort of cool humidity around here. It's wonderful!
Here's lilacs. They smell pretty good too.
Here's lilacs. They smell pretty good too.
ShadyStump
Imperial Masterpiece
Younger kids dragged me out hiking on the city trails near the house.
Was trying to get my daughter climbing the rock face behind the flowers, but neither she nor my phone cooperated with that notion.
And this one isn't even blooming yet, but I'm very curious to find out what it is.
And the days paleontological discovery: coral circa 100mya.
Very fine and fragile. Not sure how long we might be able to preserve it, but I'm very surprised to have found it so intact at all.
Was trying to get my daughter climbing the rock face behind the flowers, but neither she nor my phone cooperated with that notion.
And this one isn't even blooming yet, but I'm very curious to find out what it is.
And the days paleontological discovery: coral circa 100mya.
Very fine and fragile. Not sure how long we might be able to preserve it, but I'm very surprised to have found it so intact at all.
ShadyStump
Imperial Masterpiece
And wild plums blooming at my dad's neighbor's.
Desert O'Piñon
Chumono
Grocery store olive, purchased 3 years ago as a leggy, branchy stick in a pot. It's in a bigger pot now, but not yet in development.
shohin_branches
Chumono
My one kwanzan cherry flower on the tiny stick of a cherry tree.
