Everyone is welcome on the 10&11th June, although the cherry blossom will be over by then the Oriental Garden is always a tranquil oasis within Our Garden&19.
At this time of year, the skyline becomes very feathery with these pretty blossoms.
About my own blogging – in case replies aren’t posted to you directly . . . I’ve been somewhat erratic over the last ages ‘cos my laptop expired and my camera is now at the menders for the second time. It makes for unfortunate breaks and is very frustrating – but I’m still here!
Excellent Pictures. I can understand how much efforts are required to capture photographs when it comes to capturing little objects like flowers. I started photography when i was in college then i decided to inspire others also to have some passion for photography. I started writing tips for beginners at https://www.behance.net/nitinkhannaor Just go through and let me know if you liked it
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Beautiful! Isn’t that early?
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I checked before I replied to you Cathy, I took photos on the 20th March last year.
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Lovely – such a shame the display is so short lived.
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That is why the Japanese value it so much.
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http://www.japan-guide.com/sakura/ …. they need to add you to their map Brian!
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Everyone is welcome on the 10&11th June, although the cherry blossom will be over by then the Oriental Garden is always a tranquil oasis within Our Garden&19.
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So beautiful! I hope the bees like it too? Amelia
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My photographs are downloading very slowly – just seen the bees 😉
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I thought you would like to see them. The tree was a buzz with them.
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Beautiful, Brian!
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Thank you Pete.
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Beautiful photos, Brian. What a profusion of blossom.
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Thank you Kate. The tree is one of the few plants we retained from the previous owners, sadly I don’t know it’s variety.
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Beautiful
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Thank you Cathy.
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At this time of year, the skyline becomes very feathery with these pretty blossoms.
About my own blogging – in case replies aren’t posted to you directly . . . I’ve been somewhat erratic over the last ages ‘cos my laptop expired and my camera is now at the menders for the second time. It makes for unfortunate breaks and is very frustrating – but I’m still here!
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Delighted to know you are still in the blogosphere Lucy.
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Excellent Pictures. I can understand how much efforts are required to capture photographs when it comes to capturing little objects like flowers. I started photography when i was in college then i decided to inspire others also to have some passion for photography. I started writing tips for beginners at https://www.behance.net/nitinkhannaor Just go through and let me know if you liked it
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Absolutely beautiful photos, I feel warmed just looking at them. Especially good to see all the bees.
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What beauties! I love the open, single blooms – nothing against Kwanzan, but these are so dainty 😉
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I wish I could put a name to it Amy.
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How what frothy fabulousness Brian and the tree must look even better in the flesh as it were.
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You are right Anna. How ever good the picture it rarely captures the full beauty of real life.
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Gardens not only grow plants, they grow our hearts as well — as these photos do.
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Thank you Sally. Your comments reminded me of the Chinese Proverb. ‘He who plants a garden plants happiness’.
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Beautiful photographs 🙂
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Thank you TP
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