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Flower Photo: Cistena Plum Tree Blossoms

Cistena Plum Tree Blossoms Photo by Aquariann

We rescued a cistena plum tree from Lowe's clearance section last fall. It's barely bigger than a stick, so I was blown away to see blossoms already on it this week. Literally - it was quite windy, but I grabbed my camera anyway. Aren't the buds adorable?

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Comments

  1. Deeeeeelightful!!...It would be hard not to get blown away by such pretty spring blossoms!! Full sail to spring ahead!!

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  2. Very pretty! I have peach blossoms myself.

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  3. Kristin, spring flowering trees are so pretty. Will this plum tree bare fruit someday? I'd love to have apple and cherry trees. Maybe, someday we can plant some! Thanks for visiting yesterday's post, Art Sketching Through the Alphabet featuring the letter “F” for fence, frog, fox, & funny face and today "G" alpha prompt, I sketched two little GIRLS' pictures. ;)

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  4. So pretty. I love the Spring blossom :)

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  5. Beautiful flowers and very cool that you "rescued' them .

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  6. Beautiful blossoms first time I have seen these in detail :-)

    Have a bloomintastic week :-)

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  7. Of course spring is my favorite time of year with all the blossoms, Im just starting to get Hiney Suckle blossoms, the humingbirds will be buzzing and the bees!

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  8. The buds look almost like cotton in this. So pretty! I am anxious for my cherry blossoms.

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  9. So pretty. I have been out and about taking Spring pictures too this week :)

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  10. A very pretty tree, and i think it's going to be hardy and fight to survive!

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  11. Always love cherry blossoms and their kinds! Bring on the spring ..

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