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Vera's Idea

This is Vera's idea and I would like to just expand on it and I hope Vera dosen't mind.

In 1988 my wife's brother died at the age of 26 and several of our dearest friends purchased a Rose of Sharon bush and had it delivered and planted in our yard in his name. To this day that bush stands as the finest looking vegatation in my yard and is very hugh and when it blooms there is nothing more beautiful. And every day We remember him just by glancing out the window.

This is why I want to take Vera's plan to plant a tree in Blossom's name in my yard and ask that anyone else who wants to to post here and let see what type forest we can create in her memory.

I am going to plant a second Rose of Sharon in her memory when the weather breaks. I have long wanted to add a second one and now I will. I know it will Grow as stong and beautiful as the One planted for Robbie.

Please Join Vera and me in planting for a very lovely young lady.

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Yesterday I picked up a double bloom pink weeping cherry tree. She's 5 feet

tall and all full of buds.

We had to lower the back seat of the explorer and she hung out the back

window. My 7 year old daughter, Roxanne held on to her pot with every turn I

made, saying "it's ok Carolyn, were almost home"

Going to the Nursery this weekend and get some Rose Bushes. I am not very good at Gardens but told my husband about Blossom so I am sure he will plant them for me.

That is an awesome idea. I will get a blossoming bush of some kind to plant in the side yard. Dear Carolyn will be thought of throughout the US if we keep this up. She deserves all our thoughts and well wishes for the family.

Carol

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My intention was to plant a rose bush by the fence. I was so dissappointed when my husband bought a blue bird house and nailed it right to the fence post where Blossom's Rose Bush was supposed to go. So I tried to come up with plan B. Where else can I plant a Rose Bush? Should I even plant a Rose Bush now? Time went by. Everytime I went out back I saw the blue bird house and thought about Blossom, what else can I do in her honor? Spring came and the Blue Birds moved in. Mom and Dad Blue Bird flitted to and fro bringing pine needles to build their nest. Soon, little blue eggs sat in a sweet pine needle nest inside that house. Awww. I wonder what I should do in honor of Blossom? Then I heard the little peeps of the hatched baby blue birds, and I knew I had missed it all along. THIS is Blossom's Blue Bird House, where families grow, nature flourishes, life endures. In honor of you, Blossom. I think of you often still.

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I'm so sure Carolyn would just love the birds. So sweet

Sometimes things are right in front of us and we arnt ready to see them yet. I ponder that thought often.
So true...I worked with my current soon to be husband for 13 years before I realized what was in front of me...

Finally got The Rose Bushes planted there are 6 of various colors and they are starting to get little buds on them. When they bloom I will take a pic and post.

Great Idea

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