While out doing yard work, I happened to see this tree we planted several years ago blooming out. Prior to today, I had not seen it all dressed up in its finery. And the first thing that came to mind was the grass skirts that hula dancers wear when performing and when a slight breeze stirred, they started dancing, swaying back and forth!
What comes to your mind?
Happy Sunday to you all!
The blooms seem to be weeping for joy...very nice photo. Have a wonderful Sunday.
Thanks Adam. You are so welcome!
I appreciate that Lou!
John, Thanks and I appreicate you stopping by!
Was it warm enough for the Hawaiian dancers to be performing before your eyes. It certainly was warm enough for the tree dancers to be performing. Have a great Sunday.
Cal
Since you put the Hula thought in my head, that's all I see! But I am glad to see that you guys are in full bloom! You just have to love the Spring!
Wanda.. These blooms remind me of Fourth of July Fireworks... That too, is right around the corner.
Cal, I have an overactive imagination and could actually visualize hula dancers when I saw this and ran to get the camera!
Spring is happening all around and I'm trying to capture it all Craig!
Now that you mentioned that, I can see that too! Thanks Valerie!
Thanks Rich, They are quite beautiful and a new find for me! I've never seen this before!
Wanda, I came up with the same answer as Valerie #11...some sort of fireworks.
Tony, It was confirmed for me when they were swaying back and forth in the breeze!
Nick, They do have that shape, don't they?!
Wanda - The tree does appear to be breaking out with all kinds of "hula" blossoms! Fascinating looking tree!
Myrl, It's amazing what I see when opening my eyes and looking around!
It caught me by surprise and I just had to share it! Thanks for stopping by Jim!
Wanda
Wondering what the name of this neat tree is? We are always looking for the unusual to plant around the home.
Hi Wanda - Ain't nature grand? You can let your mind go and imagine all sorts of neat things looking at trees and clouds and lakes and birds and.............
Hi Trey, I though it was an Elm tree but my husband says it's some type of Oak tree. They sure are pretty when they leaf out!
Thank Diane, When I started looking around, I noticed more trees like this, I thought there was onlt one.
John, That is something I can definitely relate to...the imagination takes off and Mother Nature doesn't charge admission to participate!
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