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Manzanita Buds: The 14th Flower of Spring!
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Our property doesn't have many types of trees. The majority are Oaks trees but we also have lots of Manzanitas, some Madrones and Pine trees, a Laurel and an Ash tree. Manzanitas are one of our favorites because of their beautiful bark, pretty leaves and their lovely flowers. These buds will be in full blossom in the next few week, and I can't wait to smell their candy-sweet fragrance! You will love their lovely bell-shaped blossoms!
This image was taken in March, 2012.
Our property doesn't have many types of trees. The majority are Oaks trees but we also have lots of Manzanitas, some Madrones and Pine trees, a Laurel and an Ash tree. Manzanitas are one of our favorites because of their beautiful bark, pretty leaves and their lovely flowers. These buds will be in full blossom in the next few week, and I can't wait to smell their candy-sweet fragrance! You will love their lovely bell-shaped blossoms!
This image was taken in March, 2012.
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