Friday, February 1, 2013
The Starburst( or Shooting Star) is Exploding
From these small buds white stems begin to emerge.
These white buds will continue to grow. Here is a group of them on the tree.
These stems continue growing as the stem keeps its purplish color and the tips are white.
They are beginning to "burst" into bloom.
Each of the stems will have a star like flower at the end - hince its name "Starburst"
Here is a cluster of these flowers.
The tree is cover in these beautiful burst of white flowers.
These trees are so beautiful in full bloom.
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What gorgeous blooms!
ReplyDeleteKaren,
DeleteIt really is so beautiful, not sure that the images do it justice.
Thanks for commenting and stopping by.
Bev
What a beautiful tree! Great job!
ReplyDeleteThanks Susan, it is really beautiful and I enjoy this lovely tree.
DeleteThanks for commenting and stopping by,
Bev
i like how you show the steps :) thanx!
ReplyDeleteThought it would be nice to see how it is transformed. Thanks for commenting and visiting. Love your blog and all of your lovely pictures.
DeleteBev
They look so charming on the tree. Starbursts in their shooting glory!
ReplyDeleteHazel,
DeleteThanks a great way of putting it - "Starbursts in their shooting glory".
Thanks for commenting and stopping by.
Bev
Oh,my gosh! The bush looks like fireworks when it is in full bloom! You are lucky to have such a neat flower in winter!
ReplyDeleteJill,
ReplyDelete"Fireworks in bloom" is a great way to say it. When I am sitting on my deck looking out at my barn, I get to enjoy this beautiful tree. Today it is at its peak, blooms all over the tree. What a site!
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Bev
awesome post! what a beautiful flower!!! thanks for linking in!!! sorry I am so late getting around...hope you will link up again soon!
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Glenda,
DeleteNo problem, I enjoy linking up to your party. The tree is even more beautiful today than when I took the pictures.
Have a great weekend,
Bev