More Japanese Magnolia! This time, it is blooming at the Parke House, an 1850's Greek Revival home built by a Selma physician as a wedding present for his daughter.
Are these blossoms from this year or last year? Just a few days ago you mentioned something about 4-6 weeks, right? Our magnolias are still fuzzy little buds.
yup. they're blooming! i've loved them for years, since seeing my first one at Byrd School, when i was a student there. so lovely. one of my favorites.
More Japanese Magnolia! 
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Heck of a wedding present. Nice to see the blooms.
Ok....I'm jealous! :) Those are gorgeous...and I love everything about your photo today.
Are you going to take photos at the pilgrimage this year? I wish I could come visit, as those are always so much fun. We will be in FL that week.
That is really beautiful! I have to find out where to get one. :)
Wow what a wonderful shot. I love the contrasting colors here and the way the blue sky is reflected in the window
Impressive wedding present. Beautiful blossom too.
I do love those trees so much. Not a one of them is blooming yet in our town so it's very nice to see this photo today.
A wedding present. Wow. Nice place. Beautiful flowers.
The Japanese magnolia are awesome!
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Yeh, Spring is here! Gorgeous blooms and photo!
Absolutely beautiful!
Blossoms already? Very beautiful.
Very nice photo! What a wedding gift!
Are these blossoms from this year or last year? Just a few days ago you mentioned something about 4-6 weeks, right? Our magnolias are still fuzzy little buds.
That is trully beautiful!
This is so stunning, what a beautiful tree. And that's some wedding present!
I looooooooove this photo. It's so beautiful! You have to have it printed on a huge canvas!
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yup. they're blooming! i've loved them for years, since seeing my first one at Byrd School, when i was a student there. so lovely. one of my favorites.
How wonderful to see the beautiful Japanese magnolia. Thanks!
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