Indian Almond tree also known as Sea Almond is common throughout Asia, is grown wild or cultivated for its nuts. It’s leaves turn into colors of red, copper and gold during autumn.
These colors make the tree more attractive!!
Frankly speaking, these trees were always been there, but ever since I have started participating in Tree Love challenges, every tree looks beautiful!!
Joining Parul for Thursday Tree Love – #48
And Miles to go before I sleep... 
Nice one!! This is the first time I am seeing an almond tree.
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I assume it is faux almond. Any idea why it is named so? Love the rusty colored leaves
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Not sure about the name.. the leaves make it more beautiful.. 😊
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ok 🙂
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wow never seen an almond tree, so beautiful thanks for sharing:) agree with what you said…. trees have always been there… we are noticing because we are looking for it:)
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Thanks 😀. Glad you stopped by!!
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Never knew it is known as the Indian Almond. But you are right. We have a lot of these trees and they look beautiful. You got a great shot there too. Thank you for joining! This is a great entry!
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Thanks Parul!! ☺
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Yes you are quite right about noticing trees when you join a blog hop like this . I love this tree . In fact my grand daughter pointed out the pink leaves the other day with wonder – it’s Spring she said and I didn’t have the heart to correct her
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That’s so sweet!! Three weeks back, this snap was taken. Now, the rusty colored leaves have all fallen off and the tree is green again…
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Love the different shades on the tree. May be it is symbolic of the different shades that exist in the world and life around us:)
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Thanks for stopping by 😀
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The tree leaves are colourful 🙂 Same with me Ramya. Observing tree increased after joining Tree love blog hop 🙂
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Glad you stopped by!! ☺
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Superb! They turn a wonderful red as they fall off… Thanks for sharing Ramya!
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Glad you stopped by!!
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