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Family, garden, Trees

Spring is herešŸŒ·

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Most of us are having a difficult time leaving our homes to see the arrival of this early spring season.

In the south where cherry blossoms have their own festival, trees have quietly bloomed and have not been fazed with the current state of time.

We hope you are staying healthy, and hopeful that everything will be back to normal soonšŸŒž

Hope our spring photos put a smile on your face šŸŒ·

Decorating, garden, Spring

Early Spring Blooms indoors

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Bring the blooms indoors

We can bring early spring indoors, by cutting a few branches of trees and shrubs, and have them bloom early indoors.

Here is what to look for:

Azalea, beauty bush, crab apple, flowering quince, magnolia, pussy willow, redbud , serviceberry, witch hazel, forsythia,Ā rhododendron, spirea,Ā and fruit trees : cherries, pears, and apples.

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Rhododendron buds
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Redbud, look for younger ones these are already ready to bloom
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Redbud
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RhododendronĀ buds
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Azalea blooms

If you can cut the branches in a warm day look for swollen, plump buds.Ā Cut branches at an angle and be sure you cut them long enough to stand out in your container. To get water quickly to branchesĀ smashing the bottoms of your branches gently, will make it easier for the branches to take up water. For these young buds to go through the transitionĀ place your container away from sunlight, in a cool location.

Whitin 1 – 6 weeks you should see the buds swell and begin to open, and ready to be placed in sunlight.

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Quince buds
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Tulip tree buds

 

Decorating, garden, Spring

Early Spring Blooms indoors

by HouseResortLeave a Comment on Early Spring Blooms indoors
79204A7B-8E93-47A7-93AF-0C8DB4921346
Redbud
E70B4780-291B-4B5E-A510-444B4B37557A
Bring the blooms indoors

We can bring early spring indoors, by cutting a few branches of trees and shrubs, and have them bloom early indoors.

Here is what to look for:

Azalea, beauty bush, crab apple, flowering quince, magnolia, pussy willow, redbud , serviceberry, witch hazel, forsythia,Ā rhododendron, spirea,Ā and fruit trees : cherries, pears, and apples.

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Rhododendron buds
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Redbud, look for younger ones these are already ready to bloom
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RhododendronĀ buds
A00AEC70-2045-4810-817F-3E28D0C8A636
Azalea blooms

If you can cut the branches in a warm day look for swollen, plump buds.Ā Cut branches at an angle and be sure you cut them long enough to stand out in your container. To get water quickly to branchesĀ smashing the bottoms of your branches gently, will make it easier for the branches to take up water. For these young buds to go through the transitionĀ place your container away from sunlight, in a cool location.

Whitin 1 – 6 weeks you should see the buds swell and begin to open, and ready to be placed in sunlight.

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