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Blue Spruce
By Kate123
24 May, 2020
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Thanks Anget, I had to wait for a slight dip in the wind before snapping this pic! You are right, we often don’t notice some things that aren’t big and bright in front of us at times!
24 May, 2020
They are such a lovely colour against the needles Kate. :) I have a blue pine which has really red ones. When I bought it I had no idea it would have them, a really nice surprise.
24 May, 2020
Awe that is such a pretty and colourful.
24 May, 2020
Isn’t that gorgeous.....
26 May, 2020
Thanks Dd, it didn’t last long sadly..the wind seemed to blow the pink cones apart..
27 May, 2020
Shame.....
28 May, 2020
Yes Dd, it’s a pity they didn’t last very long fighting against those winds last week..
Thanks Paul. I have a small back garden, so I have to be careful of things growing big, tall and quick! :-)
31 May, 2020
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That's a super close-up. Noticed baby cones on the little spruce Christmas tree we planted up in the New Year. It's so easy to walk by without noticing these little gems.
24 May, 2020