Japanese Maples

It's always wonderful to see the Japanese maples budding in the spring, quickly going from barren to beautiful.


The lighting was just right a few days ago, and lots of photos were snapped.


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Not much to say...


... except there were some pollinators finding these trees to be beautiful too...



...even if the pollinators themselves were not:



Back to the trees...









There are a few of my maples that have not started swelling their buds yet, so this display will continue for a while longer. I love it!

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Mark and Gaz  – (April 13, 2015 at 6:21 AM)  

They're great aren't they? Also the new flush of growth have that very vibrant fresh green hue to them that is refreshing to the eye.

danger garden  – (April 13, 2015 at 9:57 AM)  

Great shots, especially the pollinators.

Gerhard Bock (Succulents and More)  – (April 13, 2015 at 10:00 AM)  

I took a bunch of photos of our (green) Japanese maple a few weeks ago. Yes, I love both the flowers and the emerging leaves.

Alan  – (April 13, 2015 at 10:51 AM)  

Mark/Gaz: to me it's that sometimes they start green and turn redder later, or start red and then go green. And they're so ferny at this stage!

Loree: I always wonder how a macro shot of a big hairy fly will go over with people. :)

Gerhard: did you post those? I must have missed that one. It's kinda crazy to me that you can grow Japanese maples in your climate. They must be in complete shade...

outlawgardener  – (April 13, 2015 at 12:30 PM)  

It's a magical time of year! Love your shots of both leaves and pollinators!

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