Tuesday, March 13, 2012

Bradford Pear Blooms

The Bradford Pear tree is quite beautiful come mid-March in North Carolina.  Once the tree is in bloom, it is covered in tiny white flowers.  The downfall of this tree is the odor, it's quite repulsive.  This is a flower you won't want to smell up close or even 10+ feet away.

For now we will enjoy its spring beauty and lovely stink.







20 comments:

  1. Wow! That's amazing that it doesn't smell good :( It's so pretty.
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  2. this is a really pretty tree -- i can't believe it smells so bad! xx

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  3. wow, these images are just so beautiful! no flowers have started blooming yet here. still waiting!
    xo TJ

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  4. wow these images are so GREAT! Love them, seem u can smell them!:) Kisses!

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  5. Great images ! I love macro shots :)

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  6. Beautiful pictures! I can't wait for spring to arrive here.
    And I tagged you in a little game. :)
    http://piasmemoriesblog.blogspot.com/2012/03/11-things.html

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  7. wow! It really is beautiful!! I Love the Carolinas!!

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  8. Stunning photos!

    Laura xo

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  9. One of the things i miss most about not living on the east coast anymore! Thanks for sharing.

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  10. Hey Amanda!
    I thought I'd stop by to let you know that I "tagged" you in my blog post for today, so you should go check it out! :)

    Rachel
    http://alongthewaywithrae.blogspot.com/

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  11. these are so beautiful! I can't wait for everything to start blooming! xoxo

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  12. Wow it's beautiful....... did you take those pictureS? They are AMAZING. :)

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    1. I did take these pictures! Thank you Nicole!!! xoxo

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  13. I can't believe they have a bad smell, I mean they just look so lovely!

    Love from the NaNa girls x

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  14. Simply gorgeous pictures! xo

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  15. We used to have a bradford pear in our front yard. I don't remember the blooms looking like this though! Maybe there are different types? Great close up shots!

    Amy

    fashionandbeautyfinds.blogspot.com

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  16. This is funny!! We have these planted outside where we work and they are so pretty through the window but man are they nasty!! It's like natures cruel joke!

    Jayme @ Her Late Night Cravings

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  17. What a lovely tree. Love the photos, great job. Too bad it stink


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