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The Bradford Pear trees are in bloom this week. Looks like cotton in the trees!
and the ducks are on a neighboring lake……..
and the tulips are finishing their blooms…..
Don’t forget to visit other Outdoor Wednesday participants by clicking on their links. Check back later to make certain you visit all the Outdoor Wednesday participants.
HERE ARE THIS WEEKS PARTICIPANTS:
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Look at those great blossoms! I love it. I'm so looking forward to seeing my tulips in Washington at Easter time. Happy Outdoor Wednesday to you!!
ReplyDeleteSusan,
ReplyDeleteHappy Outdoor Wednesday. Wonderful photos of the Bradford Pear trees. I can't believe your tulips are finishing their blooms while I'm waiting for my crocuses to be more then little green stubs.
The Bradford pears are beautiful! I didn't realize they flowered - told you I'm a newbie to gardening.
ReplyDeleteI love tulips, they are one of my favorite flowers.
Thank you for hosting AND sharing!!
Lisa
Susan,
ReplyDeleteThe trees are beautiful, I just love ducks!
The trees are so pretty, the blossom really does look like cotton wool.
ReplyDeleteSusa,
ReplyDeleteI don't think I have ever seen a Bradford Pear Tree. They are just beautiful. The tulips are just so pretty too, I like all the pastel colors mixed together like that. I think those are geese on the lake.
Happy Outdoor Wednesday and as always, thanks for being the hostess!
xoxo
Jane
Your Bradford pears are beautiful! Love the blossom! Your whole garden is beautiful!...Christine
ReplyDeleteThe Bradford pears are beautiful! I love the tulips. I always forget to plant them in the fall and then I am disappointed in the spring.:) Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteOh Susan,
ReplyDeleteThose trees are just so beautiful, I wish we had those here. I love tulips too but won't see those for awhile yet. Cindy
The trees are just gorgeous. I can't wait for spring to arrive in NW Illinois!
ReplyDeleteSusan, these are just incredible trees! WOW! So pretty, and I love the other shots as well.
ReplyDeleteThank you for always being such a wonderfully gracious hostess and for being such a great friend! Love to you and thanks for the assit. Much appreciated.
Love to you!
XO,
Sheila :-)
Hi Susan...Bradford Pear Trees are something to see alright in their spring blooms...& your tulips are gorgeous! Your garden is a dream!
ReplyDelete;-) Bo
The pear trees are incredibly beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteAll the flowering fruit trees around here
(Las Vegas) are puny. We don't get huge ones like that. Maybe the heat stunts their growth. :)
Thank you SO MUCH for the beautiful Irish blessing you left on my blog today. It was so sweet of you. It brought tears to my eyes. Thank-you!!
Okay, I love ducks and adore tulips, but that pear tree is friggin' amazing!!!!!!!!! It actually rivals a cherry tree. Wow, you're soooooo lucky!
ReplyDeleteJustine :o )
I'm EARLY to the party! Let the OUTDOOR stroll begin! ENJOY! Fifi
ReplyDeleteBeautiful spring photos Susan. The trees are just breathtaking! Thanks again for hosting this. Kathy
ReplyDeleteDear Susan, my computer don't let me see your "Mr. Linkys"... would you please add me to it! thank you my dear, my post is up! And I so hope you can participate in our Spring Party.... it promises to be so much fun! Also, could you advertise it here... that will help spread the word... thank you! and happy OW!
ReplyDeleteHugs
cielo
Susan, These are beautiful pictures, Aren't you glad spring is here, I think we all are just so anxious for her to finally spring forth. Blessings,
ReplyDeleteSue
The pear tree sure look like it has hundreds of cottons! hey must really feel soft to the touch.
ReplyDeleteSpring really is here. Well atleast on your side of the globe :-) The ducks are already having their leisurely swim and your tulips are in bloom! What a wonderful sight.
Happy Outdoor Wednesday and I'm glad I get to participate again in your lovely event :-)
Those trees look so heavenly...I just love fruit trees when they bloom flowers in the spring. Thanks again Susan! Have I mentioned how I look forward to your OW's?
ReplyDeleteSusan,
ReplyDeleteI love those pear trees. Thanks for sharing. I'm participating again this week, but cannot do the linky thing. Sorry.
Laura
I had to see where exactly you were located as I was thinking "Georgia". Bingo. Our family used to be stationed at Warner Robins AFB. :)
ReplyDeleteI love the look of the Braford pears but boy they stink don't they ??(LOL) Pictures are beautiful though;) French
ReplyDeleteOh I just love this tie of the year.The Bradford's are really showing off !
ReplyDeleteSusan, you captured the beauty of the unique Bradford Pears. They are a spectacular tree in the spring and the fall.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for making this happen each Wednesday. I do enjoy it.
Kathy b
The Bradford Pears are gorgeous! Like a bride in yards of white tulle! My husband and I bought one last year for our anniversary-waiting for it to bloom. Happy Wednesday!
ReplyDeleteI've never seen such a profusion of blossoms on a tree ... they DO look like cotton! We are all waiting patiently for Spring to arrive way out here.
ReplyDeleteWow!! just look at those blossoms. Still waiting for my tulips and my magnolia tree to burst into their blooming loveliness....but for now, I'm happy just going through some great photos of all OW contributors.
ReplyDeleteYour pear trees are stunning all decked out in their beautiful blossoms. Your pink tulips and and other sweet flowers is sure making this girl anxious for our spring. I saw crocus for the first time today and was so excited!
ReplyDeleteThanks You for being a wonderful hostess each week for this fun event. I appreciate all the time you put forth in making this successful!
Hugs, Beth
Hi Susan,
ReplyDeleteThis is the first year as a blogger that I will be seeing Spring on your side of the world and how wonderful it looks already.
Your blossoms are so beautiful. I have a totally green and white garden this week mixed with a white tablesetting. I am also joining Tablescape Thursday as well and as I have meetings for the rest of this week, I thought I would combine the two together.
Green and white - perfect for St Patrick's Day.
Happy Outdoor Wednesday,
Coty Farquhar, Australia
Beautiful photos. I am participate also this week. And now I am going to my garden to work in it and make some photos for the next outdoor wednesday.
ReplyDeletegreetings from Holland
Thanks for being the hostess with the mostest. A few days ago in Illinois we still had ice on Lake Michigan. I really enjoyed seeing your Bradford Pear trees in bloom and the tulips are almost done blooming already? Jeepers we are just beginning to see bulbs breaking through ground here. Blogging certainly helps a person realize what different areas look like all year long.
ReplyDeleteJoyce
Beautiful pictures, Susan ...
ReplyDeleteI hope your "Outdoor Wednesday" is filled with more signs and sights of Spring. Thank you for taking the time to be our hostess.
Sincerely,
Janie
SUSAN,THANK-U FOR SHARING.THE PICS ARE OUT OF THIS WORLD.ENJOY YOUR BLOG SO MUCH!FAYE
ReplyDeleteYour pictures are just beautiful. I love Bradford pear trees--and tulips. I can't wait until they are blooming here. Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteI love these pear trees. I used to live in Milford, PA and these trees line the main street every spring.
ReplyDeleteBradford pears are beautiful. We have many of them in our neighborhood.
ReplyDeleteMy tulips have not begun to bloom yet, although my hyacinths have.
Thanks for hosting!
Thanks again for hosting this fun post. I love the pictures of the redbuds. I have the same trees on my post. The tulips are great, I can't wait till mine bloom. Hope you have a great day!
ReplyDeleteOh they're beautiful Susan! I love pear trees...and dogwoods, and cherry trees and and and lol I love them all ♥
ReplyDeleteMy word, what beauty! Just beautiful. Spring has sprung majestically in your neighborhood. Thanks for the peek.
ReplyDeleteIt does look like little cotton balls in the trees! Can you believe my Brandfords are already leafed out! Just last week they had blossoms.
ReplyDeleteManuela
I see I'm not the only one with linky issues. Thanks for adding my link. Sorry to be a bother.
ReplyDeleteLaura
Spring is really here! Thanks for sharing these fantastic photos of what a southern spring is like.
ReplyDeleteHAPPY OUTDOOR WEDNESDAY SUSAN,
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL POST.....SO VERY PRETTY....IT JUST MAKES ME GIGGLE WITH JOY INSIDE TO SEE EVERYTHING BURSTING FORTH WITH LIFE AND YOU CAPTURED IT SO ELEGANTLY.
HUGS
debbie
Such pretty pictures!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your spring with us northerners:)
Linda C
Oh, I can't wait for it to warm up a bit here in Michigan so I can get outside. When it does warm up I will surely join in your fun party.
ReplyDeleteLove the Bradford Pears. The streets in our Sub are lined with them and when they bloom looks like a wedding cake street.
Susan,
ReplyDeleteJust Beautiful! I love the Pear Trees when they bloom in Spring...Gorgeous! Thank you again for hosting the Outdoor Wednesday...You have a Great Outdoor! Kathy
Susan these photos are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteWhen we arrived at the lake, Monday, we were pleasantly surprised to see the forsythia and pear trees in bloom. They have not bloomed at home, yet. Although we are having great weather here. I expect they will be blooming when we go home in a couple of weeks.
I'll take my camera along when we go to town, later, and try to get some blooms in the Ozarks for next Outdoor Wednesday.
Pear trees... oh, just divine!!
ReplyDeleteMonica.
Hi Susan. Your pics are terrific. I miss tulips and flowering pear trees. Our spring here, while lovely, is just not the same. I really like those Canada Geese ducks too!
ReplyDeleteBlooming trees, flowers and ducks...must be spring!!!!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty Bradford pears!
ReplyDeleteWe have two in our backyard and have no white blooms yet....Hmmm.
Your beautiful tree looks like a wedding in the sky...just lovely.
ReplyDeleteHave a Wonderful Wednesday.
from Roberta Anne
Beautiful pics, Susan. I await my Bradford pears, a few more months. We have nothing green, so in a few months I will take part in OW.
ReplyDeleteNothing to look at now!
Love the white fluffy trees. Sorry I was late entering today. I bet no one gets to see me since there is so many... oh well it's fun to play anyway.
ReplyDeleteI love how the ornamental pears bloom in the spring! Ours are almost spent around here. DD and I just finished a long walk where I collected material for many Outdoor Wed posts. I am refraining from posting to my blogs this week b/c it is Spring Break... Enjoying time with DD. :D Now we are going to go work on our china garden!
ReplyDeleteGM Susan...WOW!! girl I had to take a No-Doz to get to your comment form today ha ha!!! love that tree and the lake how pretty is that..May you have a GREAT day dear friend...hugs and smiles Gloria
ReplyDeleteEveryone invited to see what its like outdoors today in Connecticut! Wear a coat, its cold!
ReplyDeleteThanks for fixing my link!
ReplyDeleteSusan , When I click on my link (37) on Mr. Linky it takes me back to the last post I did for OW. I re~linked. When I posted early this morning around 2:00 AM ...yours also was an earlier post???
ReplyDeleteI do not understand Blogger sometimes!!!!;-)LOL
Have great day:) and Thank you for all you do to make this a brighter world!
Oh how beautiful! I can't wait to see things start blooming here. I have tulips coming up, but no real sign of color yet. Thanks for the dose of spring - it was much needed!
ReplyDeleteI've never seen a pear tree in bloom. Please show them again with the fruit. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteThe flowers are beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGlenda
Susan, those Bradford Pears look gorgeous! Ours haven't bloomed yet. I can't wait. Great pictures. laurie
ReplyDeleteI just found your meme and I'm very excited! I take a lot of photos outdoors and I love to see other people's photos too. Love the trees that are in bloom - they are just GORGEOUS!
ReplyDeleteHappy Wednesday,
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In bloom here too and everyone's allergies will be going crazy.
ReplyDeleteThe pear trees are so lovely! We saw them in this state a couple of years ago in northeast GA and they were so beautiful. :o)
ReplyDeleteI just found you. I love gardening when the weather is nice. I hope to be able to post soon. Come visit me when you have a chance
ReplyDeleteI certainly miss all the beautiful Bradford Pear trees...awesome looking!
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