…the bees didn’t stay in one place long enough to have their picture taken….

Actually, this may be a pear and not an apple; still both are within Rosaceae…so, I guess I shoulda thought more ’afore I labeled this Malus….

Today’s vocabulary: bloom

Among its meanings, bloom as a noun has somewhat contradictory references both 1) to being in the state of flowering, and 2), to the light, powdery (natural) surface deposit on leaves or the skin of fruit, e.g., apples, plums, grapes. So, in the growth sequence of Malus (and other species), bloom can be used twice—at least.

This entry was posted in floral, language, outdoors on Thursday, 13 March 2008 at 4:18 pm.
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