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White flowers: blackthorn

7 April 2024 by David
White flowers: blackthorn

It’s early spring, so the blackthorn bushes are putting out their flowers before there’s any sign of leaf. Hawthorns, meanwhile, are beginning to develop their leaves, which will be fully open before the flower buds even start to develop.

Categories David
White flowers: Danish scurvy grass
Flowering current (meduim close-up)
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