Every year the blossom date is different.
This year, they are still tightly closed.
But I can see the petals there, ready to go.
Japanese Pear.
It was only a wee twig when we moved in here in 2000.
26 years of Dream Time.
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LATEST RELEASE... 2/19/26... The Forest is Forever: No. 3 in The Collected Ralph Stories
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