“I’ll be more enthusiastic about encouraging thinking outside the box when there’s evidence of any thinking going on inside it.”
― Terry Pratchett
We do not have a dogwood tree in our yard, but that has not stopped us from seeing every dogwood tree in town covered with blossoms!
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Beautifully taken!
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Thank you!
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YW 🙂
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Dogwood trees, especially the pink ones, are hard to grow. I tried several times and they all eventually died. The white ones fare better.
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My mother-in-law told me that too. She had both colors at different times. None of those ever lasted too long. We may try one here.
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lovely flower. great picture
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Thank you!
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welcome
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Lovely photos, and I enjoyed the Terry Pratchett quote! So hard to believe he’s gone.
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Thank you! The quote fits me well. I want to strangle the next person that says ‘think outside the box!’
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Lovely photos, and I enjoyed the Terry Pratchett quote! So hard to believe he’s gone. 🙂
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Our yard is void also, but we live in Knoxville, TN — home of the Dogwood Arts Festival! Plenty of chances to see these dreamy trees show off in the spring. Love your pictures, by the way!
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Thank you!
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How beautiful
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Thank you!
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We had a dogwood which was about 100 years old — a huge, gorgeous tree. The dogwood virus killed it. 😦
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What a shame to lose an old tree like that!
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I meant “dogwood” not “softwood”. Not much thinking going on inside this rather expensive box!!
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Wii, we haven’t got one. I was glad to see on the news that they think they may have found a cure to the disease set to kill off all the ash trees in Europe. If ours does succumb, though, perhaps we’ll get a softwood. I won’t ask why it is so called!
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I would be interested in the cure for the ash tree problem. I believe the ‘dogwood’ name is derived from an old English term.
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You’re not alone. we don’t have one either. But so many houses in town do.
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