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This week I am sharing pictures of some local peach trees (on the right). They share the same field with some pecan trees (on the left).
They were busy pruning trees the day I drove by the field.
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The blooms are pretty.
and it looks like the bees will be first in line for whatever peaches grow nearby!
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That is just amazing Susan! Wonderful photos and post!
ReplyDeletePeach blossoms are stunning! Beautiful...........Thanks for hosting.
ReplyDelete~Emily
The French Hutch
Absolutely exquisite photography of those beautiful trees! Wow!
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So beautiful! And, what a sweet, little swarm :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat little bee swarm! Are you going to leave it or find a box for them?? What would protect them from the elements?? The blooms look like they are in great condition! Hope there'sabumper crop this year!
ReplyDeletethe peaches are so pretty! love the bees- for some reason bees always make me happy.
ReplyDeleteWow!! Absolutely amazing and fantastic for me from Sweden to see =)
ReplyDeleteThe peach tree blooms remind me of an azalea bloom. Beautiful!! Thanks for hosting.
ReplyDeleteThese are scenes that awed us from the tropics, such that when i saw a few trees in the Prunus family I can't get my eyes off them. For me this is spectacular.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love peach blossoms and to see so many trees at once is a true delight! : )
ReplyDeleteI love these photos. I have never seen a peach orchard, especially in flower. How lovely.
ReplyDeleteSpectacular blooms! I love it when trees bloom... Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteLove those trees and what a beehive! Thanks for the party.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos - bloomin' great!
ReplyDeleteHave a good week
Incidentally I will happily display your button/logo on my "My Favourite Blog Hops" page if I have the html. I can't find it on your blog. I'd be grateful if you'd send it to me. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful sight. I wish we had an orchard like that nearby. I presume you can buy the produce when it's ready? That must be a treat. Fresh peaches right off the tree!
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry, I've made a mistake. I linked up to last week's linky last night thinking I was linking up to the latest one. I'm sorry about that. Thank you for hosting this wonderful link up.
Delightful shots!
ReplyDeleteYou're brave to stand close to those bees! My kids are terrified of them, so much so they'll avoid certain doors or bushes where they are buzzing and enjoying all the pollen!
ReplyDeleteHi Susan, the peach trees in bloom are beautiful. Imagine having a job to trim those lovely blooms? I wonder why at this point.
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting Outdoor Wednesday.
Jeanne xo
Man! How close did you get to those bees? I love orchards--so pretty in the spring.
ReplyDeleteThe peach trees are so pretty, my husband was in Byron,Ga. last week and the trees were very pretty. Check out my post about Callaway Gardens, it is so pretty at this time of the year during "Celebrate Spring"
ReplyDeleteSylvia@ a grandmas blessings
The perfect place for bees, nearby pretty and yummy flowers! Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blooms! I wish spring was as far along up here in MA, but not quite yet...
ReplyDeleteWow, what beautiful blossoms. But, wow, bees!
ReplyDeleteLove the peach trees in bloom! I was happy to see there is a bee hive in the orchard. There is so much concern now about the future of bees.
ReplyDeleteThis is my first visit (found you from Hyacinths for the Soul), but I plan to return for more visits.
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ReplyDeleteThose bees look so scary! Love the blossoms!
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