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28 Comments on Can't You Hear Me Crying?
Quite a stylish bob Ms. Mulberry has going on there! Classic, and a look that's made to last!
I have always loved the weeping mulberry. Your tree should probably stop crying and think of all the other weeing mulberry trees in the Midwest that haven't had a drink all summer.
Debbie...Thank you for the uplifting words this morning. We are dry this year in Central Nebraska...last year was very wet...maybe next year will be just right!!
Now I can't remember the statistic, but I just heard that something like 80% of our nation is in some state of drought alert. Meanwhile, yesterday in Mill Valley, just north of San Franscisco we had 60 degrees and drizzle....
I have never heard of a weeping Mulberry Tree. I am off to see if they will grow here in east Texas.
I miss the smell of rain in the Sonoran desert.
The color changes of the flora, after a summer monsoon, is truly amazing.
No end to the the joy of nature when viewed up close...
My only question... Did you trim it yourself???
Debbie,
Your Mulberry Tree is looking fabulous with its newly styled and coiffed foliage ... nice!
Hi Debbie,
We need some good rain here, in New England.. the heat is brutal on everything around here. Glad you had some relieve.
Tatyana
Hi Debbie, I sure wish I could bottle up some of our winter rain and send it to you during the summer! I actually love the way the way your tree looks both ways!
Hi Debbie, We've had some strange weather in the PN, thunder, lighting and rain. It's pretty exciting.
Cute, cute cute blog post, Debbie. Glad to hear the sobbing has eased up at bit in your garden. ;)
LOL you got me on this one Debbie. Very clever post - didn't known where you were going!
A well deserved feature. Your blog was interesting and fun to read. Love the before and after.
It was good to get that rain, wasn't it? My green peppers are so thankful. I couldn't keep them moist enough in all this heat.
Valerie, I feel the same way when I need a trim and then get it.
Sheila, I hope you will get some much needed rain very soon.
Vanessa, I asked my landscaper when we built to put in some things that were different and somewhat exotic and my weeping mulberry was one of them. It is unique.
Barbara, Here's to you getting some rain so your plants will be looking weepy too.
Michael, That haircut will last about a month if we have any rain at all. But it's pretty while it lasts.
Debbie, Fires can start so easy without the needed amount of rain. Hoping you get some soon.
Regina, The tree looks much better and not such an eyesore in front of my house.
Gay, The weather is weird with no rain here for weeks they 5-6 inches in 3 or 4 days. The it's up to 100 degrees again.
Mary Elizabeth, Ms. Mulberry does look quite neat and now the other shrubs need a turn.
Chris and Dick, Yes mine is lucky because she has had some much needed rain.
Mike, Drought conditions are all over. It has been a very confusing summer weather pattern.
Rob, If we had 60 degrees here we would bring out the winter coats. Actually that sounds kind of refreshing.
Joni, I hope you have them in your area. They make for a nice addition to the landscape.
Anthony, Your rain is sure to come so you can enjoy those beautiful colors.
Richie, Nature is amazing and it recovers from drought very quickly.
Walter, Actually my husband used the gas trimmer and I picked up the branches. When its's not so out of control, I can break the branches with my hands and trim it that way.
Carie, Yes she does look nice. No crying here anymore.
Tatyana, Yes the rain was so nice. I hope you have some in New England very soon.
Kevin, Colorado needs rain to prevent those fires from taking off again.
Cindy, It is hard to believe you have had such cool temps. Glad you like my tree.
Adrian, A mild thunder storm is exciting if there is no damage.
Debb, The garden is silent right now. If it stays this hot though, it will be crying for water in a few days.
Anna, Glad it made you smiled.
Carl and Ceil, Sometimes that you need a little something to smile about.
Joy, Glad he approved. Ms. Mulberry is pleased too.
Tammie, Glad you got some of this rain too. The gardens need it.