Y is for Yellow Forsythia............
The bright yellow of the Forsythia plant is a sure sign of spring.
And we won't be seeing them for another 4 months.
Just seeing these blossoms from last year brightens the spirits though.
I love to see those well cared for bushes that are just bursting with color, but a few sprigs can be pleasing too.
These shrubs are not native to our land, as most of them originated in Asia, but they are so abundant that it seems they have been here all along.
A much needed reminder of spring to get us through the remaining cold weeks of winter.
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what is that "spring" you speak of?
ReplyDeleteForsythia is one of my favorites. It brings back so many good memories of my mother - she was so excited, always, to see the first yellow bud! Lovely Y post!
ReplyDeleteOhhh, how lovely! I grew up in PA and remember seeing the Forsythias blooming (I rather miss them, as there don't seem to be any in Alabama). Thanks for the trip down memory lane :o)
ReplyDeleteThe yellow forsythia is really something to look forward to! I don't have any of my own, although a few shoots are beginning to creep over from my neighbour's bush. It looks like mine, though, when it droops over my back fence in the spring - and they don't mind me nipping off a few sprigs for the house!
ReplyDeleteNice colouring. I must admit a pet peeve of mine though is having too much background blur for a subject. I have a friend who thinks photos like that are great and she produces lots of them herself. I guess its one of those personal opinion things really. In the end, I know I couldnt do any better.
ReplyDeleteHaha Roger - I think sometimes it will never get here either!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Tumblewords!
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed them, Jen!
ReplyDeleteHa ha, Jay! You get the beauty without all the work of having to take care of them!
ReplyDeleteHi Matt - that is all contollable with the camera and lens - I love the Bokeh backgrounds, but sometimes all crisp and clear works too.
ReplyDeleteThat really is nice to see a picture of some flowers. Spring is coming eventually. Can't wait for those flowers.
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