Easter Egg Tree

This is a sight I hope to see become more common - the Easter egg tree.

There's just something very "harbinger of Spring" about seeing dots of pastel colors hanging in bare trees.

I don't even mind that these are mass-produced plastic eggs made in China.

I saw these in Joplin, Missouri last month. Joplin has milder winds than does Hutchinson, Kansas. I don't think they'd work as well here.

Now...what would they look like with lights in them?
1 Comments:
What a great idea! We'll be employing this manner of holiday decorating next year for sure.
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