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Peach trees and Orchid trees are colorizing local neighborhoods
Ocean temps are starting to warm up
Peach trees will bloom first in zones with milder winters and zones with colder climates later on when things warm up.
Ornamental Peach Trees, with radiant white and pink blossoms, are lighting up the manicured landscape in Balboa Park’s west side. These and other “stone-fruit” trees, with and without edible fruits, belong to the genus Prunus. Several native Prunus species contribute to San Diego County’s natural vegetation as well — among them, holly leaf cherry, choke cherry, desert almond, and desert apricot. The desert apricot, soon to bloom on the rocky hillsides of the Anza-Borrego Desert, attracts swarms of bees with its sweet smelling nectar.
At 6 inches across, the Hong Kong Orchid bloom is twice the size of other orchid tree flowers.
Orchid Trees, now at their flamboyant best in front yards and public spaces throughout the city, are showing off their large, orchid like flowers in shades of pink, purple, and maroon. Orchid trees thrive in areas with a mild winter climate, hence their popularity in Hawaii, Southern California, and Arizona.
It's almost time to put away that 4/3
Ocean Water Temperatures, of late in the 50s Fahrenheit, are finally on the upswing this month as the daylight hours lengthen and the sun arcs higher overhead in the sky each day. It will take about five months of spring and summer sunshine before the local ocean’s enormous mass and large heat capacity fully responds to the input of solar energy. A maximum water temperature in the low- to mid-70s is expected by August or September.
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Peach trees and Orchid trees are colorizing local neighborhoods
Ocean temps are starting to warm up
Peach trees and Orchid trees are colorizing local neighborhoods
Ocean temps are starting to warm up
Peach trees will bloom first in zones with milder winters and zones with colder climates later on when things warm up.
Ornamental Peach Trees, with radiant white and pink blossoms, are lighting up the manicured landscape in Balboa Park’s west side. These and other “stone-fruit” trees, with and without edible fruits, belong to the genus Prunus. Several native Prunus species contribute to San Diego County’s natural vegetation as well — among them, holly leaf cherry, choke cherry, desert almond, and desert apricot. The desert apricot, soon to bloom on the rocky hillsides of the Anza-Borrego Desert, attracts swarms of bees with its sweet smelling nectar.
At 6 inches across, the Hong Kong Orchid bloom is twice the size of other orchid tree flowers.
Orchid Trees, now at their flamboyant best in front yards and public spaces throughout the city, are showing off their large, orchid like flowers in shades of pink, purple, and maroon. Orchid trees thrive in areas with a mild winter climate, hence their popularity in Hawaii, Southern California, and Arizona.
It's almost time to put away that 4/3
Ocean Water Temperatures, of late in the 50s Fahrenheit, are finally on the upswing this month as the daylight hours lengthen and the sun arcs higher overhead in the sky each day. It will take about five months of spring and summer sunshine before the local ocean’s enormous mass and large heat capacity fully responds to the input of solar energy. A maximum water temperature in the low- to mid-70s is expected by August or September.
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