Spring has sprung here and is tormenting its way through with wild weather. We have nice sunny weather and days of rain with temperatures ranging from about 10 to 20 C. We did have a crazy warm spell at the end of August where for a week it was in the high 20s and I think the mercury kissed 30C.
While in Villa Elisa just over a week ago, I got to see a beautiful explosion of pear blossoms. The tree was humming with honey bees busily collecting the pollen and doing their bit to help those flowers turn into luscious fruits in the late summer. The branches were covered in white flowers. They smelled divine, looked gorgeous and made the bees happy.
The plants have sprung from their dormant state and are bursting out all over. I look forward to seeing what nature has in store for us with all the colors and new life everywhere. This is my favorite time of year here in Buenos Aires. It's not too hot yet and life is living it up.
4 comments:
Hi Beatrice. Nice article. It's a pity that the flowers of the lapacho tree last so little time. It has lost almost all of them already.
The lapacho flowers are gorgeous! I don't think I've ever seen one of those here in Necochea, but I'll keep my eyes peeled. Hooray for spring!
I love this lapacho flowers! Very nice fotos!
Beautiful photos!
Claudia.
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