Just think that by the end of October we will be harvesting olives produced from this blossom.
I have been invited to become a contributor to Beautiful World a blog dedicated to photographs of beautiful things and I am going to use this photograph as my first post there today. I hope you will find a minute or two to visit this site which is a new blog collective that started out earlier this month. It is a site for the contributors to post their own photographs of things that they personally consider beautiful in this world.
As we all know beauty is in the eye of the beholder, so you will have to let us know if you agree or not.
Beautiful picture. I would love an olive tree but we are too cold for them around here. Diane
ReplyDeleteI've never seen blossom on an olive tree before, I love the texture of the olive leaves.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your invitation to be a contributor, I can see why you have been invited.
Have a lovely weekend,
Jade
Diane - They are beautiful trees I especially like the shapes of the very old ones, of which we are lucky enough to have some. I was delighted to see you have visited Beautiful World, thankyou.
ReplyDeleteJadeLD - Thankyou, it is fun learning all these new titbits of info via blogs isn't it.
It's good to meet you and for us to be able to share your photographs.
ReplyDeleteFire Byrd - I am delighted to have made contact with you and am looking forward to sharing your collective blog project with you. Fun times.
ReplyDeleteI am always amazed at those miniature bulbs exploding in flowers and then, months later, becoming olives. I am an olive oil adorer, and every year I attend the olive press at my friends' frantoio religiously. You are so lucky!
ReplyDeleteEleonora - I am always amazed at just how quickly the olives start to appear! Yes we are lucky there is something rather special about producing your own olive oil.
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