Apr 5, 2010

Forsythia





The forsythia is blooming awesomely at my house and looks like organic fireworks. Check it out!
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  5. Sexton NicholasAugust 27, 2025 at 12:52 AM

    Forsythia's golden blooms are exploding with color at my place! It's like a real-life Snow Rider 3D track, but instead of navigating snowy hills, I'm admiring these vibrant, organic fireworks. The bright yellow against the blue sky is a visual level up.

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  6. Ryan WallisOctober 21, 2025 at 3:08 AM

    Wow, those forsythia blooms sound stunning! They really do look like nature’s own fireworks. Reminds me of the vibrant colors in Retro Bowl—so lively and full of energy. Thanks for sharing this burst of spring joy!

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  7. Wendi MillerNovember 10, 2025 at 11:09 PM

    I remember once when my garden suddenly exploded with color after a long winter, and it filled me with so much joy. It's kind of like how nailing a Connections Game puzzle feels, bringing together all the right elements for that perfect moment. Nature really knows how to light up our days.

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  8. BaileyNovember 13, 2025 at 11:34 PM

    Reminds me of a time I tried to landscape my tiny backyard. I underestimated the drainage needed and, well, everything just sat in water. The problem was a subtle slope, but it had devastating effects on my plants. Everything rotted. The Slope of disaster!

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