Our new coral bark maple.Thank you Jennifer for clueing me in on the Hello photo software.
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7 comments:
Wow, what a pretty maple! I live in southern Arizona so maples are rare. Thanks for posting it.
Peter, it's gorgeous, a flame. Can't wait to see it.
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The pic was taken late last summer . . . hopefull this tree has survived the winter. I love the coral red bark.
ha, that means I already saw it. damn pear martinis!~
Yes, R., the pear martinis are known to induce the most wondrous hallucinations. When are we going to meet to test my new recipe(s) for vodka gimlets?
Did you know you can tell the sweetest of the syrup by the color of the leaves? The things this Maine girl knows:)
Meet me tonight at 8.
xoxo
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