June 17, 2022 – Last Spring report of 2022

We are approaching summer in just three days. It can be pretty crazy how time flies so fast. But, on the other hand, it is pretty amazing how much has changed since our first report back on March 15. Then, flowers had bloomed, trees turned green, and everything was lush again.

It is our last report for Spring 2022. However, we’ll continue to give you reports over the summer bloom and, later this year, the Fall report. You are more than welcome to subscribe to make sure you won’t miss any updates, and of course, follow us on Instagram.

So what is happening now?

It is Hydrangeas season.
You can find Oak Leaf Hydrangeas with beautiful white flowers around the city, and they are in full bloom.
Oak Leaf Hydrangea got its name due to the oak leaf shape of its leaves (yes, it’s that simple).
European Hydrangeas can be spotted in full bloom. However, some of them are hoping up just now. That means a more extended flowering season for this kind. European Hydrangeas are known for their unique color variation from pink, white, red, purple, and even blue. The shades of hydrangeas depend on the acidity of the soil.

Here are some pictures I took in the past five days:

It is still delightful to see Dogwood trees blooming around the city.
You may have noticed that these are not the same Dogwoods that bloomed in late April- to early May. The early bloomers bloom without leaves, and these bloom together with their green leaves.
It is breathtaking.

Spring was Magical

Heading toward summer, Spring was magical. We are witnessing a beautiful live transition from coldness and death to warm and liveliness.
We should all appreciate nature and the plants surrounding us with their glory.
They keep us calm, live, and healthy.
See you on June 21, 2022.

See you in Summer.