Maple in Four Seasons
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There are approximately 132 species of maples, most of which are native to Asia, with a number also appearing in Europe, northern Africa, and North America. Thirteen maples are native to North America; three are native to Oregon. Maple trees seem to be popular for many reasons. My daughter has seven maples. We have four, three regular size, and one dwarf Japanese maple. I had all the intention of photographing the maple tree in front of our red door throughout the seasons. I couldn’t decide on the angle when I started to take photos of the tree last winter. As a result, the angle of the almost naked tree at the beginning of spring is different than the ones in other seasons.
We had a maple in front of our California home also but I love the maple in front of our current home for its dramatic change from green to red color.
Thursday Doors: Maple in Four Seasons
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The Showers of Blessings 
Gorgeous photos. I like the different angle. The Fall photo is my favorite of the beauty red maple leaves!
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Thank you, Brenda! The maple leaves are still red but falling. 🍁 Winter is very gloomy here because of the six months of rain. Thinking about the sunshine helps us get through it! 😄 Happy Thanksgiving to you.
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Love this changing of the seasons tree.
Thank you, Miriam!
My photo is different, as I am commenting logged into my Art Gowns blog.
Be well!
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Winter looks great,but it to cold*g*
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Love the series.
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Beautiful post 🎸🎸
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Love seeing the change in the seasons through one tree. Brilliant
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We don’t normally get 10 inches of snow. When we did last year and I took photos, it gave me the idea of doing four seasons of that tree. Thank you for visiting, Paula.
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