What? SNOW on May 31st?

Mmm..think you uploaded a wrong photo as I don't see any of the tree "snow" Dogwood blossoms are kind of larger though...light "fluffy" blossoms usually come from pear or apple type trees even cherry blossoms--also dogwood blossoms usually have a slight tinge of pink to them

Oh they suck when they get stuck in your hair not that youd know how that feels baldy.

I have been telling you for months, to becareful with what you wish for, you just might get it, At least with this snow its not cold and you don't have to shovel it. I have always heard it was from the dogwood tress. I am not positive with that though.

Yeup..snowing in May and June. Those are cottonwoods that give us that nice fuzzy layer of snow. Folks round here don't open their pools or uncover their a/c units till the snow is over and rained into the ground for they really wreck havoc with the filters.

Ok Grandpa Bob, tell me the truth here, are you trying to make me think I am going crazy or something? The picture here is not of snow or anything white on the ground as far as I can see, I see a rearranged gargen plot. hahaha

I'm not sure what it is, or if what I have here is the same thing, but we've had a bit of wind the last few days too. I was sitting here at my office where I have the blinds pulled up all the time and yesterday a gust came through and I had to do a double-take because it really did look like it was snowing out there! Whatever these trees are, they are tall and skinny and tower over the rest of the trees in this little patch of woods nearby.

hi grandpa bob... i never heard about this and i don't really know anything about this as i am not a plant person... i never experience something like this as well... so may be somebody else here can help you whether the snow comes from the dogwood tree (what kind of tree is it anyway??) or not... by the way, i can't see any snow in your picture... just a rearranged plant garden... take care and have a nice day...

Here in Kansas it is Cottonwood that snows on us this time of year. I am not familiar with dogwood, but I will probably go do a search about it and get back to you. Last weekend I was calling the "snow" cottonwood, though.

oh gosh not still more snow, thank god our snow is over with until next season

I don't know what kind of trees these are in the yard outside but I know what you mean by snow, my husband called me to look the other day he said snow and when I first looked out all I could see was this white stuff falling and I thought to my self now it 80 degrees out side, these trees have these big white flowers on them, andthey must look pretty if the wind would leave the flowers on the tree, but apparently the wind which was kicking it pretty hard was blowing these petels off the tree and the patio looked like it was covered in snow. When I went out to get in my truck, the windshield was covered and the hood of my truck, only thing with the rain we had now i have to take it to the car wash to get them off the hood as they stuck on there,then who ever came in carried it in on their feet from the patio, so yes we had snow on May 31 too.

Grandpa Bob it sounds more like a cottonwood like we had back on the farm in S.D. the tree seeds these little curved buds that break open into that fuzz that covers everything and makes me sneeze. my eyes water and my throat get dry and it is utter misery and our farm had a ton of them.lol. oh it had to be cottonwood, and the worst'thing about cottonwoods are you take a branch' and use it as a stake to tie a plant to and within months 'you have another cotton wood tree.and who needs them.the leaves are pretty but the cotton is awful, just awful.

I always thought dogwood snow was more like flower petals, much like any fruit tree blossoms that fall. I'm not sure how good the pictures are, but it does look like fluff - like cotton or cotton fibers. So maybe the folks who said it was cottonwood were right. Whatever it is, I'm sure it's a pain to have all of that raining down on you.