I was all worried about El Niño predictions, so much so that I even bought flood insurance. So far this “winter” we’ve only had two days of all-day-steady-rain. The last couple of days it’s been in the mid-80’s. Above is one of the many blooms on my plum tree. Just last week the buds were mere nubs.
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Lovely blossoms, I like the backlighting behind the petals. The bees must be happy!
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Thanks Eliza. Yes, taken in the morning while the sun was still filtering in from the east. Thanks for reminding me of the bees. I wanted to do a post of them gathered ’round the water cooler. Stay tuned!
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Flood insurance is a good idea; Global Warming is going to produce more extreme weather, droughts and then floods.
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Thanks Charlie. Yes, I fear we’ll have more of both. I haven’t been in this house a full year, so I feel the need to be cautious. I saw pictures of my neighborhood in the last El Niño season. Worrisome.
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I wish all the winters in Chicago,weren’t.
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LOL!!!! I think I’ve mentioned before, the times I had to go to Chicago on business, in the winter. Not being able to open the windows in the daytime – that was the worst!!!
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Gorgeous flowers, so delicate. Lucky you!
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Thanks Amy. Yes, I am oh so lucky!
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may the rains soon
gently fall on your garden 🙂
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Thank you David. I do hope for rain, and gentle rain would be much appreciated.
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