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Even though we snowed off and on all day yesterday, it never stuck to the ground. However, we did get freezing temperatures last night. Here is a photo of one of our rhododendrons along our fence.
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I hope it makes it!!
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The rhododendrons here in this part of Oregon survives through out cold snaps. It will be just fine.
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Nice composition: the contrast of lines, the colors, and the shallow depth of field make a pleasing photo.
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Hi Donna, thanks so much for such a sweet comment 😀
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Hi Cee, thank you for your frequent postings. The photos always inspire me.
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I hope they hang in there, hopefully not many more freezes
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Oh rest assured it will hang in. We should be getting close to not freezing anymore. 😀
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My son sent me a photo of my little grandson seeing snow for the first time
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That must have been fun to watch 😀
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Waiting for spring. I think they will be fine when the temperature rises.
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You are so correct. 😀 😀
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Poor rhododendrons! But a great photo.
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Thanks for commenting 😀
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Awww… the poor things! You’ve inspired me Cee – i took a couple of Rhodie shots earlier in the month in the bright Summer sun and will post them tomorrow to give these little buds a ray of hope! 🙂
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Oops! – I took photo’s of white Oleanders, not Rhodies! Should have remembered – we don’t have that many Rhodadendrons down here. 😦
I’ll post them anyway. 😉
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They are still giving hope to our rhododendrons. 😀
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I heard of the train from Seattle that took 36 hours to get to Eugene with 200 passengers on board because of the snow/fallen tree. I think your flowers need all the Hope they can get!
Stay safe! 🙂
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Actually, I live in what they call the Willamette Valley and our weather is much milder both summers and winters, then Portland. So we didn’t hit as cold or snowy as they did.
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Lovely photo.. 😉
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Thanks. 😀
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Oh no!
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We had them in Finland in our garden. Under snow cover, later n winter we did not see them. 🙂 Great photo, btw.
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This rhododendron will be just fine. Thanks for commenting 😀
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Your frosty rhododendron looks like mine. They still remind me of the promise of spring. Soon!
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You are right, they are a promise of spring. 😀
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Not to worry. Ours are sitting under ice and 8 degree temps. They always come back.
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Mine was barely below freezing and not much ice. Thanks Dan 😀
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Thanks a million 😀
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U are welcome
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Poor little rhodedendron – hope it recovers. We will be getting snow next week.
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Hopefully our snow is over now for awhile. Not that we got that much, made our mornings frosty and pretty though.
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