A few weeks ago I share this photo of what I thought was a pretty but strange looking bud in my front yard. I was so happy to see Spring beginning to come forth and anxious to see how this would go from bud to bloom. So, today I decided to share.
Admit it…this bud is just a bit strange 🙂 Still it went from bud to bloom in a really beautiful way…
I think the pink of both the Bud and the Bloom are absolutely beautiful No one makes better colors than those found in nature.
What is the strangest looking flower you’ve ever seen?
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22 thoughts on “#WordlessWednesday – From Bud To Bloom”
That's a beautiful flower! How nice to step back and admire the process!
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I love it. The bloom didn\’t last very long but just seeing it go from something so unique to so beautiful was awesome! Thanks for coming by Rabia 🙂
What a beautiful flower it turned out to be!
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Yes, I love the color. Thanks for coming by Carla 🙂
Have you ever seen a bleeding heart? Such and odd yet gorgeous flower! One of my favorites!
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I have but only in pictures :/ ! They are so beautiful!
The bud turned into a beautiful bloom, love the color!!
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It really did, it had me at the bud with that deep pink. So pretty! Thanks for coming by Karren 🙂
Gorgeous pictures. I am visiting from Mama to 5 Blessings WW Linky! Hope you will stop by and check out my WW post!
Thanks Kelly! I stopped by yesterday, loosing a first tooth is always a priceless memory 🙂
Yep.
That's an azalea – and a beautiful one at that!
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It is! I love it when Spring shows her stuff! 🙂
What a pretty flower – and this pink is gorgeous!
Happy Wordless Wednesday! 🙂
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Happy WordlessWednesday! Thanks for always being such a great contributor! 😀
Those are Azalea's – we used to have some of those too – they are beautiful!
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I can't think of a strange one – maybe fiddleheads – those look kinda strange
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Cool! At least I know what they are now 😉 I am so far from having anything close to a green thumb but I love the beauty in nature. Oooh fiddlehead? Even if they don\’t look strange the name fives it all the strangeness required 🙂 Thanks for visiting 🙂
Love, love, love this flower and pink is still and alway sky favorite color. So, absolutely beautiful to me 🙂
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Pink definitely RULES! 😀 Thanks for coming by Janine!
Nature is amazing, isn't it? What a beautiful flower!!
Yes, it can truly be breathtaking at times. Thanks so much for coming by, Angela 🙂
I'm pretty sure that is an azalea flower. They always look good, even in white. They like a bit of acidic soil, if I remember correctly. Mulch and partial shade is good for them.
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Yes, Sue said the same thing. I think the only flower I can name on sight is a rose… LOL I would love to see them in white. They don\’t seem to bloom long but while they here I certainly enjoy them. Thanks for visiting Tina!