Front Yard Trees Buds (And No Buds) - Winter 2019
A couple of days ago, I posted a couple of photos of our Flowering Japanese Kwanzan Cherry Tree that had suffered a little bit of winter damage here on the blog. Today, I'm documenting a few of our front yard trees and their buds (or lack thereof). I wanted to capture a few of the trees and how their buds were coming along in the heart of Winter. If you're looking for a layout of our front yard trees that is a companion of this post, you can view it here on this 'tree dreaming' post from a week ago. First up, is our small Bald Cypress. Last I covered it here on the blog was back at the end of August of this Summer (2019) when it was showing nicely with green, lacy needles. Today, you can see it (below) clinging to a lot of brown/orange needles on the trees small frame. Here (below) is a closer look at one of the branches that have some thorn-like (but not thorns!) raised bark, but not what I'd consider normal 'buds'. However, look close