Looking for something as my flower of the day, I discovered flowers are few and rare at the moment. However I spotted this tree beginning to flower next to my garden. I think it is a forsythia as they are one of the first to show their flowers, although not fully open yet.
We trimmed ours back in the hope of getting it to bloom again, but so far, not a flower to be seen. If we ever get any sun, something might flower. We live in hope.
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That is one huge forsythia!
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I am not quite sure if it is a forsythia
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I LOVE forsythias and am glad you have some!
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We do have them, although I am not quite sure if this is one.
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We trimmed ours back in the hope of getting it to bloom again, but so far, not a flower to be seen. If we ever get any sun, something might flower. We live in hope.
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Better late than never
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I want one in my yard — but I keep forgetting to order one!
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Now is the time of the year for their flowers.
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That looks more like a Cornelian cherry than a forsythia. If it is a forsythia, it is very big!
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I am sure you are right. I was a bit too far away so see it clearly.
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Is it the same tree that made the cherries that you posted pictures of earlier?
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