Spring Trees in Bloom

Spring Trees in Bloom copyright Gale Rainwater

Some bradford pear trees in full bloom growing wild in a country field of my home state of Arkansas. Comments appreciated.

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10 Responses to “Spring Trees in Bloom”

  1. Tom 27. Mar, 2008 at 4:24 am #

    This is an extremely cool image, for its beauty and the biological picture that it paints. Interesting that you noticed how Bradford pears have escaped cultivation- They could become North America’s next big invasive species. It looks like this is a nice prairie ecosystem- I wonder how long it might take before the pears, if an when, fill this field. Something definitely to keep your eye on!

    Tom

  2. Diane Clancy 27. Mar, 2008 at 9:21 pm #

    Hi Gale, lovely wildness!

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  3. Rita 28. Mar, 2008 at 1:57 am #

    You captured the beauty of the spring trees against the winter leftovers.

  4. Lana 28. Mar, 2008 at 11:01 pm #

    Hooray for Spring! :)

  5. Mike 29. Mar, 2008 at 5:22 am #

    Im happy spring is coming soon. Much more better colors for photography also.

  6. JB 29. Mar, 2008 at 5:44 am #

    Spring is definitely here!
    –JB

  7. LeeAnn 30. Mar, 2008 at 5:26 pm #

    Makes me want to be there exploring…

  8. Sandpiper 01. Apr, 2008 at 5:38 am #

    This is beautiful. It’s so nice to spring again.

  9. sky 02. Apr, 2008 at 1:02 am #

    Namaste’ Gale that turly is *wild*, that there are pear trees growing *wild* in that kind of background environment, it looks so unreal and out of place almost, like they were planted there purposely. They kind of remind me of the cherry blossom trees I have seen pics of in china. Wow.

    Metta
    sky

  10. sky 02. Apr, 2008 at 2:36 am #

    Namaste’ Gale that turly is *wild*, that there are pear trees growing *wild* in that kind of background environment, it looks so unreal and out of place almost, like they were planted there purposely. They kind of remind me of the cherry blossom trees I have seen pics of in china. Wow.

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