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Spring
is the theme on Romancing The Genres this month. Celebrating the change of
seasons. Living in South Florida, we don’t really get dramatic season changes
like you do up north. Our weather is mostly warm but comfortable (our winter),
warmer, and then HOT from about May – November, with a nice touch of 90%
humidity so it feels a little like a hot, wet blanket when you go outside. We
don’t get pretty autumn leaves or snow, and no bursting forth with
blooms in spring.
Well,
that’s not exactly true. We do have this rather odd pattern that is kind of
“fall, winter and spring” all packaged together over several weeks. The leaves
die, fall off, and then the trees sprout again, accompanied by gorgeous blooms
of all colors. Sometimes the process can happen in just a week. One day you
drive by, notice the leaves look a little brown, and the next week tree is
bare, and two days later it’s covered in blossoms. The blossoms
Now it's your turn. What is spring like where you live?
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2 comments:
I live in Australia and our seasons depend on where you are in this very large country but the variability in itself is so beautiful from our tropical north to our deserts. Loved the blog.
Very interesting blog post! I live on the high desert of Bend, OR. Elevation 3,500 feet. We get snow in December and January, each year it's different. This year was about 2' of snow Dec. 16th and the last of the snow melted this week. I have a few bulbs starting to push their tips through the dirt. We don't plant much in the garden till the end of June. Sometimes we get a hard frost as late as July 1. Summers are 85 to 90's and cool evenings. It seems like fall starts about the middle of September. Very windy with rain clouds today, last night was 29 degrees.
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