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My Fruiting Tree-Plants In May
It's early May and for the first time, my tall pomegranate shrubs are producing bright red blooms that will grow into pomegranates. I started this gardening project by seed, and the flowers are attracting pollinating insects. Pomegranates are resourceful that contain outstanding antioxidant properties. My other fruiting trees and plants, not shown, are showing new signs of fruit. The prickly pear cactus plant is growing its very first fruiting pears. The red fruit is resourceful just like the green pads. And after winter pruning the grape vines, I have discovered that the vines are now producing grapes! The blackberries are bursting out all over their vines. The blackberries are sweet, juicy, and they're just a fun fruit. Blackberries are an excellent ingredient for any recipe or can compliment a healthy smoothie. The peach, orange, apricot, and crabapple trees are also bearing fruit.
Appreciating Beautiful Nature Up Close Through Gardening, Photography, Exploring & Hiking
Exploring nature is derived through my unique gardening, photography, and hiking. Appreciating nature is instilled within, and the importance of a healthy environment is of importance to me.
Book Explorer Of The Month
By,
A. A. Mansfield
Exploring A Nature Journal Of Flowers is an exciting book of various blooms that I've explored, and some blooms that I grow. Nature is amazing...especially when discovering that some selective trees produce flowers, too, or a plant growing in soil is capable of producing the most beautiful bloom. Capturing the beauty of flowers in my book is just a fragment of our wonderful nature.
Above image: A native shrub to Africa found growing along a waterway that meets the Atlantic Ocean.
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