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Eliza Waters 
Love those tiny buds.
Thank you, Sandy. They open quickly and are filled with bees. Loving it!
Lovely!
Thank you, Su!
What a pretty sight, filled with promise – the green in the background suggests you are enjoying much warmer weather now too 🙂
Thank you, Anne. Yes, we have been frost free for at least 2 wks and the world is responding to the warming days. So pleased!
Apple blossoms are so dang pretty!
Aren’t they just? The delicate scent intoxicates as well. 🙂
So pretty!
Thank you, Cindy!
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Gorgeous! You have nearly caught us up now. Crab apple started flowering here around five days ago. 😃 Isn’t it amazing how quickly your vegetation grows at this time of year. And I thought it was quick here!
Thank you, Cathy. It seems we turn a corner then the explosion happens!
Beautiful pink blossoms that scream welcome spring.
Oh, indeed. I and the bees are loving the clouds of fluffy blossoms!
The beginnings of bee-delights and crab apple jelly.
The bees are swarming it, so happy! I’ve never made jelly from it, maybe this year?
Despite so many vivid childhood memories, I don’t remember our two large crabapple trees blossoming. I only remember crabapple jelly, and using the small apples in our various backyard ‘battles.’
I love apple blossoms, such a delicate scent. There was an old orchard behind our house growing up, the beginning of my enchantment. 🙂
Quintessential spring! For me, it’s always apple & lilac blossoms.
This tree was ‘gifted’ to me by a bird and it has turned into such a beautiful tree, filled with bees. I’m in love!
So beautiful. Ours haven’t started to bloom yet. What is UP with that?
Thanks, Dale. That long cool, rainy spell held everything up. We’re going gangbusters now!
Soooo, I just went for a run in a different park and guess what? Crabapple flowers! 😉
Yay! Did you stop and smell them? 🙂
I did! And captured them 🙂
👍🏼
Beautiful! Keep those spring photos coming! Finally spring is showing up here. 👏
Thank you, Ellen, I will endeavor to oblige! 🙂
Such beauty! I can almost smell their delicate scent.
Thank you, Laurie… one of my favorite spring scents!
A front seat view of crabapple beauty!
🙂 Thanks, Hien. Bee heaven!
Such a pretty bloom and gorgeous color, Eliza. I have childhood memories of trying them and puckering up. Mostly throwing them at each other. 😂
Thanks, Jane. Ha, yes, I tried one last year and spat it out! Robins and cedar waxwings eat the fruit in winter, which makes me happy. 🙂
Such a lovely flowering tree. It sings of spring too!
Thank you, Kris. It is currently the queen of the yard!
So very pretty, Cindy! We don’t have a crab apple in our yard — nobody is too fond of the “mess” they make! — but I do enjoy seeing other people’s.
Love that pink!
Thank you, Belinda. I love the contrast of the pink buds and white flowers, so pretty!
Perfect and just right for your neck of the woods!
Thank you, Val! 🙂
So pretty.
Thank you!
This sure is a promise of spring! Very beautiful!
Thank you, Maria!
I must comment again. I love those blossoms!!!
Thank you, Gary. 🙂 I share that love… right now it is a white cloud, absolutely covered in blossoms and buzzing with all sorts of native bees. Smile worthy!
Oh how pretty! I love the shades of pink! Is this tree in your garden? (Lucky you, if it is.)
Yes, it is… and amazingly, it was a ‘gift’ from a passing bird that I mowed over the first year, thinking I didn’t want a tree it that spot! But it survived with only a scrape and I decided to see what it would become. Sure glad I did, lol!
I swoon each spring seeing these blossom
I share your enthusiasm (along with the bees)!
It’s so easy to see why this is a very popular decorative tree!
The best part is that it is a bee magnet, a joy to see and hear!
And to smell! 😊
Yes! 🙂
So pretty. 😊
Thank you, Pepper!
Pretty! We have a pink flowering tree that we think is a crab apple but I’m not sure. The fruit is a little smaller than a marble.
Sounds like a crabapple. This tree was absolutely covered in blooms and the pollinators were swarming it, so delightful to see.
The blooms are fuchsia now but lighten up as they open more. The hummingbirds love it!