Gretchen Steele: Redbud blossoms are spring’s tangy little treat
You know spring has finally arrived in Illinois when you see all the redbud trees burst into color all of a sudden – in addition to all those birds singing their hearts out and all those muddy puddles, that is.
It’s one thing to have bare tree branches and then another – bam! – bright pink flowers everywhere, even on the trunk!
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