Our Azaela's in the rain
On a sunny day in the shade
Remember your Angels are Watching
Sunday, April 13, 2025
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Beautiful shade for azaleas & everything looks fresh & clean after the rain❣️
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting my boys.
DeleteThe azaleas look lovely. I have only the red one flowering right now, but the other bushes have lots of buds coming.
ReplyDeleteSo lovely ... we've not yet had the pleasure of seeing them bloom, perhaps soon.
ReplyDeleteHari OM
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shifts in lighting and tone. YAM xx
Azaleas are hard to grow here, we tried and lost them. there are a few. I do miss these beautiful flowers. Savannah should be ablaze with them now..
ReplyDeleteI have never had luck with azaleas. Bummer because they are so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a brilliant color that is even in the shade. I hope in a few weeks to start seeing them up here. We had magnolia trees and they did get the bloom fairly well before the freezes turn them brown. I had Sunshine yesterday and will again today.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous in any weather! Everything is SO green and lush....wistful sigh. :-)
ReplyDeleteSo pretty. I planted a couple azaleas one year. They were good for that summer and then they died. I'm horrible at planting things.
ReplyDeleteHow pretty your azaleas are. Ours are a few weeks away from blooming yet.
ReplyDeleteMY beautiful lavender azaleas after 20 years got a fungus and died. Mom tried and tried to help them. She appealed to knowledgable people on Face Book, her blogs everywhere but they died.
ReplyDeleteI think your azaleas are happy there! Beautiful color. My Granddad had azaleas in his yard and my Dad loved them. We are not lucky when it comes to blooming garden stuff. We stick with trinette bushes... we haven't killed them yet :)
ReplyDeleteSo very bright and happy!
ReplyDeleteThat is pretty. xO
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful
ReplyDeleteOurs are done, yours are lovely!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and I love those pops of color in Spring....ours are CLOSE to full bloom but all the cold weather has slowed them down a lot this year. We also had a lot of ice damage from a wicked winter and had to trim the dead stuff out which means they are having to struggle back to full beauty!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Pam
Your azaleas are beautiful I keep telling myself I need to plant some, after my other ones all died (I don't remember why, so maybe I should just forget it, LOL!).
ReplyDeleteSo very pretty - what a beautiful shade of pink. We don't see azaleas much here, but we don't know why - lots more spirea
ReplyDeleteHappy belated Easy Sunday.
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