I am missing the dogwood trees back East just a tiny bit, so decided to post a photo I took there a couple of years ago:
Hope your week’s going well so far. We will be out of town starting on Thursday, but I’ll be back here on November 1st.
{carole}
I am missing the dogwood trees back East just a tiny bit, so decided to post a photo I took there a couple of years ago:
Hope your week’s going well so far. We will be out of town starting on Thursday, but I’ll be back here on November 1st.
{carole}
Pearls & Prose 
Beautiful autumnal shot.I don’t think we have dogwood trees over here…or no one has told me. Tree recognition is still a very weak area for me 🙂
Thanks so much.
I don’t remember ever seeing dogwood trees in Europe, but I wasn’t looking then either. They do need a particular climate, and are found in the Middle Atlantic and the South over here.
We have a tree in our front yard and I have no idea what it is, so don’t feel bad. 🙂
Sure looks like one of those crisp autumn days. Great capture!
It was. Thank you!
Beautiful trees.
I hope you’re having a good time.
Thanks, Caroline.
Haven’t left yet, but I think we’ll have fun. Going to Santa Fe, New Mexico, where we’ve never been.
It’s funny the little things we miss when we move. Have a great time!
Thanks!
It is funny what you miss. I really missed gardenias and jasmine when I lived back East. Now I have both plants in our backyard.
Oh the dogwoods in Atlanta have a special place in my heart. Have a good trip.
Thanks, Jackie.
I had never seen dogwood trees until I moved to the D.C. area. They are beautiful year-round, in my opinion.
Atlanta is gorgeous in the springtime.