Thought I’d use one of the suggestions from my original theme list, and look at a tree in more detail. I have selected the cercis siliquastrum, widely known in the English speaking world as the Judas Tree. You can find more photographs of it here in one of my Portuguese posts.
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What a gorgeous picture (Wonder why it’s called the Judas Tree, hmmm).
Here are my trees: the backyard during the wildfires of last summer and fall in California.
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If you follow the link in the post to my Portuguese post I tell the full story – there are two views on why it is so called
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What a beauty Becky!!
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Thanks Debbie 😊
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Very odd, the flowers bloom on the trunk, then? The flowers are beautiful. 🙂
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They shouldn’t do, but I think the previous year’s pruning had cause this one just to blossom where it could!!
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But it made for a great photograph, didn’t it?
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it certainly did 🙂
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It is so beautiful! I love the colour!
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it is wonderful isn’t it 🙂
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How pretty!
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This must be the strangest tree ever. The flowers just spring from everywhere!
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I agree, it is rather unusual!
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i found your post. At least I found today’s post. It was there, just slipped in between two other posts.
Your tree is beautiful. Mine are just very, very green. We are up to 11 inches of rain for this month. That’s four months of rain in three weeks. Our world is seriously GREEN.
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woah that’s a lot of rain!
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Beautiful, Becky! Great colors and a happy bee!
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so glad you like 🙂
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What a magnificent tree (I want one) 🥰
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It would probably happily grow in your neck of the woods.
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I agree. Might have to do some investigations 😊
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Sounds like a good plan, and you can always tell your hubby it was my fault if you do get one!!!
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I would never do that – but, if I can get one, I’d have to keep it in a pot.
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apparently they can be managed as bonsai, so pots sounds a cunning plan
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Very cunning indeed.
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My second Trees square for day 14:
https://davidmsphotoblog.com/2021/07/14/square-wordless-wednesday-14th-july-2021/
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oh my you did two yesterday too – will catch very soon
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By my reckoning the second square today will put me on 25.
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Beautiful flowers and tree; it was nice you found a little worker bee in there!
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Pure luck!
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I love the colour and a tree that is easy to identify. Here is mine https://beckybofwinchester.com/2021/07/14/tree-square-14/
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ooh looks like you have linked back to mine, no worries I will see if I can amend later this morning when I visit your post via the pingback
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ooh sorry just spotted you have added the link – brilliant, thanks.
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Beautiful! Looks like tulip trees here in Georgia.
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maybe they are related?
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Beautiful. Here’s mine
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Thank you 🙂
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