2020 spring flowers

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2020 spring flowers

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Just repotting today and this Wisteria caught my eye,
it is that time of year in Sydney so please post you flowering trees so we can all enjoy
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Hi Ken, here is my Wisteria a little bit behind yours. Wattle and some nice colour on a little Azalai. Great time of the year. Cheers John.
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Gosh - my wisteria buds are only just swelling! Here’s something that I noticed when repotting some Casuarina yesterday ... not sure the exact species. Nice little flower though and I like the tiger stripe too! I hadn’t noticed these small details until yesterday!Image


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Congratulation MJL. It's a girl :cool:

Thanks to the cooler climate here I'm well behind in the flower department. Wisteria buds still not even swelling but some of the prunus have just started to open.
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Prunus 'Elvins' (I think)
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Forsythias. Not much shape but flowers on almost bare stems looks good.
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First flowers on one of the Weeping cherries (garden plant)
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A collected feral plum. I noticed the few flowers this year and decided it was time to do something about styling.
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After carving the thick stumps
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The few flowers in the apex of that plum
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Meanwhile here in gods country . . . . . . .
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This is not mine, was at our club meeting yesterday to be photographed for our club calendar.

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Here is one of my azaleas that is coming along nicely. It gets noticed a lot more at this time of year!
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Nice flowers guys, Keep them coming.
Shibui most of my prunus finshed already and lots of azaleas past the best but still a few out.

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