I wont be seeing this superbly beautiful foliage at the backyard, we moved out from the subdivision remember?
Definitely wont be seeing these lively trees such as the hazelnut, the cherry blossom tree and the flowering plum tree that never bear the fruit plum. The house and lot once belongs to my in-laws and was sold before year 2015. I wont be cleaning the yard with all the fallen leaves. yey!
I was looking at those leaves ... the fallen leaves thinking OMG! When will those trees stop all the leaves from falling? It was like day after day there are leaves on the ground.
Yeah, it feels like I'm in Japan. With those cherry blossom trees around the area. But I'm not in Japan. Plant cherry blossom trees in Philippines and surely when they able to adapt to an environment that these lovely trees dwell it would feel like you are in Japan, Korea or China. lol.
Can you be in three places at once? Or can you be in different places at the same time (one specific time)? Time warped. Heh, you could be Supergirl.
Then the wind blew its might and the branches started being empty of yellow-orange leaves, until the trees were all bald. Cherry blossom tree has so much leaves that you can ever imagine. Then you add the maple leaves and the leaves from other trees. You wished the leaves from the trees of your neighbors wont blow by the wind and gather at your yard. It's a pain. Double pain of cleaning the yard. But you have to clean your yard of these stubborn leaves on the ground because if you don't they might encounter these troublemakers in the sewer and will cause the drainage and sewer covered and the flow of water remain stagnant and the worst of all the inevitable flood.
How long the fallen leaves to get dry and rotten on the ground? How it becomes fossils? These leaves are not plastic so it becomes the ground, consider them as natural fertilizer. In he forest where billions of these fallen leaves are accumulated what could be the impact of their presence aside from they are natural cover for tundra, watery ground and surface of the ground. Millions of years from now these billions of fallen decomposed and will be the source of energy.
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