Behind it is a Weeping Cherry tree.
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Both so gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI always loved Redbud trees, but we live too far north for them.
ReplyDeleteI see it, lovely John.
ReplyDeleteA lovely looking Redbud Tree.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Oh your red bud is in bloom much later than when it blooms here. I adore this tree, it's a native, you know.
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