Some Pink on Friday
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Henrietta sat on a dull grey branch in the dull grey garden…
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climb
…but she climbed a little higher to the colourful part of the bush…
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blight
…where some of the blossoms were nipped by frost…
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blossom
…but others are sweetly pink and opening up.
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Pink
Last autumn the humans re-positioned this pretty shrub so it could be seen every day from our kitchen table! It is lovely to see the blossoms opening out and filling our view with pink! Henrietta approves!
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Quimper Hittys 
Great move in replanting that shrub. Seeing such refreshing pink blossoms is just a major boost to starting one’s day or I would imagine it so.
It really is a major boost! We’ve been enjoying the slow pinkening of the view…like a slow but lovely sunrise!
wow, rhodos are difficult to move and that looks like a good size, good move. Henrietta looks very Spring-ish in her pink.
The bush is maybe four feet high, but at least 25 years old…we appreciate it so much now, and the birds seem to as well, which is a bonus for them and us!
How lovely to see such beauty from your kitchen table!
It is really lovely, and we are so glad to have done such a lot of work last year, expanding the garden beds meant we had this really great place to reposition the early-flowering rhododendron into.
So cheering and calming to gaze out your window to a pink and green view. Henrietta must have enjoyed her little adventure very much.
She did enjoy the jaunt into the sweet pink flowers 🌸, though it was good she went out when she did, during a dry almost sunny moment! There was rain, hail, wind, and other inclement weather all the rest of the day!
Henrietta looks like a delicate azalea blossom herself!
She wishes the blossoms were a little larger, so she could wear them on her head like a flower fairy bonnet…but like the rest of us, she will have to wait until May…
I look forward to the photos!
Henrietta is lovely and looks almost like one of the blossoms she is admiring.
Thanks! Henrietta is very fond of pink…she has been avidly watching the unfurling of these beautiful blossoms!