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TeamProg

(6,292 posts) Fri Apr 26, 2024, 11:57 AM Apr 26

Spring Leafing

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Spring Leafing (Original Post) TeamProg Apr 26 OP

Wonderful multi-colored leaves! CaliforniaPeggy Apr 26 #1

That's what you get when flowering trees start moving calimary Apr 26 #4

Very pretty. We're a little past it now, but Father Andrew Greeley referred to "the green lace of spring" rsdsharp Apr 26 #2

Green lace of spring is a very fitting term, I think. The trees are way past leafing out 1,200 ft below us in town, but TeamProg Apr 26 #3

CaliforniaPeggy

(149,739 posts)

1. Wonderful multi-colored leaves!

Reply to TeamProg (Original post)

Fri Apr 26, 2024, 12:02 PM

Apr 26

Spring is definitely here and it gladdens the heart!

Thanks for sharing your Spring photo, my dear TeamProg!

calimary

(81,527 posts)

4. That's what you get when flowering trees start moving

Reply to CaliforniaPeggy (Reply #1)

Fri Apr 26, 2024, 02:16 PM

Apr 26

from the buds-‘n’-blooms stage to Time to Leaf Out!

We see it all over everywhere here (NW Oregon). Birds have LOTS of hide-the-nest potential in plenty of time to lay eggs.

I’m NO expert but I’ve enjoyed watching the seasons come and go up here every year, and it’s everything they say about it. Nothing like it in SoCal. Palm trees everywhere down there. Pine trees everywhere up here!

😁❤️👍

rsdsharp

(9,214 posts)

2. Very pretty. We're a little past it now, but Father Andrew Greeley referred to "the green lace of spring"

Reply to TeamProg (Original post)

Fri Apr 26, 2024, 01:21 PM

Apr 26

as the trees began to leaf.

TeamProg

(6,292 posts)

3. Green lace of spring is a very fitting term, I think. The trees are way past leafing out 1,200 ft below us in town, but