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What do they smell like?
Old fish, I guess.
That sounds gross! At least they're pretty. It's like Bradford Pears...they're beautiful for a short while, but stink to high heaven!
I know I have heard of serviceberries before, but I can't think what they are , is there another name for them? Are they like raspberries?
The sight of anything blooming at this time looks so impossibly odd to me. We don't even have green grass. Lisateresa
I grew up calling them juneberries, and they are delicious, fresh or in pies! I like them better than blueberries. Lovely photo!
Kara, I think those must be different. This is a tree that's distantly related to pears, puts out a hard little fruit that only birds can eat, and has foul-smelling but beautiful blossoms.
What do they smell like?
ReplyDeleteOld fish, I guess.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds gross! At least they're pretty. It's like Bradford Pears...they're beautiful for a short while, but stink to high heaven!
ReplyDeleteI know I have heard of serviceberries before, but I can't think what they are , is there another name for them? Are they like raspberries?
ReplyDeleteThe sight of anything blooming at this time looks so impossibly odd to me. We don't even have green grass.
ReplyDeleteLisateresa
I grew up calling them juneberries, and they are delicious, fresh or in pies! I like them better than blueberries. Lovely photo!
ReplyDeleteKara, I think those must be different. This is a tree that's distantly related to pears, puts out a hard little fruit that only birds can eat, and has foul-smelling but beautiful blossoms.
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