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IMAGES: Flowers of Spring
Friday, April 26, 2013 - 23:14
by Chris Spencer, HNN Photographer, by Tony E. Rutherford, News Editor
HUNTINGTON, WV (HNN) March closed out officially as the warmest on record for the Huntington area bringing out flowers and trees in bloom much earlier than normal. With the start of April many flowers and trees are showing signs of blooming about two weeks early. Dogwoods are already out with beautiful whites and pinks that look stunning against a bright blue sky. Colorful tulips, tree peonies have their flower blooms now. Some roses were also in flowering bloom as March closed out. For grass cutters the weather is a delight. Grass has been growing at full steam ahead with many having to mow several times already.