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Pink Frillyness

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I though I would share a few more pictures of my favorite tree. You have asked what kind of tree it is but sadly I do not have a clue. It does not bare any fruit, just these lovely pinks frills. It is almost the first thing to bloom in my yard.

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This above is the view from my bedroom window.

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After this trees bloom, I have another tree that blooms. It is just starting and the flowers are a deeper pink. But it is just as big and beautiful as my favorite tree.

I have been busy putting my baking pantry together. I was so blessed to walking into a wonderful deal. I will share soon xoxoxo

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Comments

Gorgeous!

Oh, that is so breathtakingly beautiful that it doesn't even look real!!! And you have one in your yard...talk about "storybook"!!

Truly a 'storybook woods'! My crab apple trees are just coming into bloom now - how nice to see after a long, blah winter.

I'd love to have that view out of my bedroom window. It's is absolutely breathtaking! Wow!

If I were a tree, I would be that tree!

Jill xoo

dear clarice,

that is absolutely the most gorgeous "pink frillyness" tree I have ever seen.

really beautiful.

and does she smell as pretty as she looks?

xo,Christe'

Beautiful pictures and love the name….

I see we both have wonderful views from our bedrooms this time of the year…

Louise

How gorgeous....how blessed you are to have it right outside your window!! Such a happy spring color :)

Gorgeous! It does look like some kind of cherry tree, but whatever it is, it's delightful!

Beautiful pictures, Clarice! Those are the perfect springtime blooms!
Hugs,
Kelli

Gorgeous! I love the pink trees this time of year. I was marveling in God's creation of them on Saturday.

BEeeeeUtiful!
A little slice of heaven out your bedroom window. It looks similar to flowering crab apple trees, but you said no fruit so..... I like your name for it "Pink Frillyness."

Jody

Oh my, your pictures are gorgeous! What a wonderful feast for my eyes.

Oh my, your pictures are gorgeous! What a wonderful feast for my eyes.

I don't know what kind of tree it is either, but it certainly is breathtaking. Your pictures are beautiful.

Such Splendor!
~stunning, breath-taking, beautiful, and all other adjectives to describe this lovely tree!
Joanne, who can't wait to see what you have up your sleeve!:)

Very pretty frills! Maybe it's a type of cherry like Kwanzan? Those are the first to bloom here.

Manuela

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