

Our sweet acacias are beginning to bloom. Their scent drifts throughout our yard (I have 8 of them in the yard!) I like their shade and yes, in the spring, their delightful smell! Some little birds also enjoy them and frequently make their nests near the acacias. They are a delightful tree for the desert, but watch out for their thorns! They provide a mesh-like shade for a patio and grow quickly. They also naturalize, so if you have one, soon you'll have more! Mellow Yellow Monday for February 14, 2011. Happy Valentine's Day (also my birthday!).
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I used to live near an Acacia Ave in Toronto and often wondered where that name came from. Too bad we couldn't smell any, I would have like that!
The blossoms are so pretty. I know I've seen the tree but I just don't remember it.
Little splashes of color in the desert are always a welcome sight!
YELLOW CURES THE BLAHS
A seeker of yellow, they say,
Is likely to savor the day
If painted in cream
Or golden—a dream
That overcomes all shades of grey!
© 2011 by Magical Mystical Teacher
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