Saturday, September 4, 2010

CRAB APPLE DREAMS

This is our 1 year old crab apple tree


I dream of what it will look like in 10 years...

maybe...

this!

13 comments:

  1. oh yes..it will look just like that!!! Lucky you. Do you do anything with the apples?

    Happy weekend my friend...enjoy in everyway. xoxox

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  3. Yeah June Bug. I thought you were a follower before. Well, glad you moved me up to 75. That last number geez louise you would have thought I was pulling teeth.
    Anyway, I am sending you a little something as well. Send me your snail mail address.

    Are you getting any effects of the hurricane. I would love to live in Mass.
    Please tell me how you did your banner......I really love it.

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  4. Beautiful!! I don't think we can grow them in our climate. Sniff!

    xoxo
    Jane

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  5. Hi Hilary! It will! We have a couple of them, one dwarf and one standard, on our property and they are just beautiful in the springtime! Right now they're loaded with little crab apples that the birds and deer just love. Looks like you had a beautifully sunny day there today with that sparkling blue sky! Hope you're having a great weekend!

    Oh, I'd love to hear how you did your banner, too. Is it easy to change to a new one without messing up everything else? (rookie here! lol!) Drop me an email if you have some time! shoemaker813@mei.net

    xoxo laurie@heavens-walk

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  6. I just stumbled across your blog and I really like it! I hope my cherry tree looks like the last tree some day as well!

    I'm your newest follower!

    Tracy
    www.goodgirlgoneaverage.blogspot.com

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  7. What a pretty little tree just the way it looks now!
    Maureen

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  8. Maybe!
    Fertilize! :-)

    Have a wonderful Sunday and Labor Day!
    Hugs,
    Anne

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  9. Ohhh - to sit on that little bench, with a good book and a warm cup of something. Love it!
    Have a great week,
    gabriele

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  10. dream big, why not??

    it will be beautiful ... I've never seen one that wasn't

    can I be on your "places to visit" pretty pretty please ...

    I love it here

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  11. Those really are beautiful trees and it will grow faster than you think.

    -Rene

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  12. Here in East Texas trees grow sooo fast!
    Brenda

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  13. hi,
    what a wonderful place to sit.beautiful pictures.
    have a nice weekend,
    regina

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