Every spring, there is a week where portions of the ground are covered with a cotton-like substance. It always reminds me of snow. I see it floating in the air, but have no idea where it comes from, do you?
I’ve never seen a flower like this before!
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The white fluff comes from cottonwood trees. I love it when the seed heads are swirling in the sun… makes me feel like I’m inside a snowy scene in a paperweight.
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I’ve always thought it came from cottonwood trees but when I looked the tree up on the web a few minutes ago it didn’t say anything about it so I doubted myself. I love your snowy scene in a paperweight image. It is so true!
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http://www.kirotv.com/weblogs/morgan-palmers-weather-blog/2015/may/19/blizzard-cottonwood-fluff-marks-northwest-spring/
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Thanks Fritz. That was interesting to read!
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