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April 2, 2014: Golden Tassels!
Credit & Copyright: Betty Reese from Cowichan Bay, BC, Canada
Golden Tassels!: "Another wonder of Nature, the contorted, twisted branches of this lovely shrub, with it’s long golden catkins, make an awesome spring show!"
Golden Tassels!: "Another wonder of Nature, the contorted, twisted branches of this lovely shrub, with it’s long golden catkins, make an awesome spring show!"
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2014-04-03 12:54:54
Laura from
Brasil about 11years ago said:
Spectacular nature....Welcome spring! : )
Spectacular nature....Welcome spring! : )
Jim from
Nebraska about 11years ago said:
Nice shot, Betty. I especially like the twisted branches.
Nice shot, Betty. I especially like the twisted branches.
Inge from
Canada about 11years ago said:
They are a most welcome sight each year announcing the arrival of Spring. Thank you, Betty.
They are a most welcome sight each year announcing the arrival of Spring. Thank you, Betty.
Calliope from
Canada about 11years ago said:
That's a great shot Betty. My friend happens to have one like that, though the way I remember it, it wasn't that big. Lovely. Thank you.
That's a great shot Betty. My friend happens to have one like that, though the way I remember it, it wasn't that big. Lovely. Thank you.
Betty from
BC about 11years ago said:
Thanks Christine! Yes it is meant to be so twisted. It is called CORYLUs (Hazel) & this one is the Corkscrew Hazel, C. avellana "Contorta", so it's aptly named.
Thanks Christine! Yes it is meant to be so twisted. It is called CORYLUs (Hazel) & this one is the Corkscrew Hazel, C. avellana "Contorta", so it's aptly named.
Christine from
Australia about 11years ago said:
This is indeed a lovely shrub. I wonder why the branches are twisted like that? Mot attractive and so different. And of course, I do love catkins. :)
This is indeed a lovely shrub. I wonder why the branches are twisted like that? Mot attractive and so different. And of course, I do love catkins. :)
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