Since none of us have spring just now, for the
Southern Hemisphere a taste of what is to come,
for the Northern, a memory of what has been.
Magnolias, bloom early in spring, there are more
than 100 species originating in Asia and the East coast
of America. Not to be confused with another American
native tree, the Liliodendron tulipifera, commonly
called the Tulip Tree.
All these enlarge and were taken on our travels in
South Australia, Victoria and New South Wales.
Palest pink and baby blue, perfect blooms just for you
tucked in a crowd
or neatly spaced,
or standing alone, just two interlaced.
To enjoy the world's flowers, just tap on the Logo.
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To my friend Luiz Santilly Jr. and the whole Team
a great big thank you for organizing this meme.
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OOoooo... so pretty. A blushing pink of sorts among the blooms... these are fantastic photos!
ReplyDeleteGood Morning from upstate NY.
ReplyDeleteThese beautiful magnolia blossoms are very sweetly photographed. I enjoyed looking at them up close...thank you for the early morning treat.
~Maria
These are gorgeous Arija.
ReplyDeleteWow they are the prettiest tree I ever see. Beautiful.
ReplyDeletelovely the white are just over here,,sandy
ReplyDeleteSpring - the finest time of the year!
ReplyDeleteO, my, more breathtaking photos from your great place. Those are so beautiful. All these lovely trees blooming and the sharpness of your pictures, has started my day of much brighter.
ReplyDeletewoof!
ReplyDeletethey look yummy but dogs can't eat them, can we?
These are beautiful, and I love the darker colors.
ReplyDeleteso beautiful flowers :)
ReplyDeleteand have a nice week!
Hello from Finland !
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pink flowers and a whole tree full of them !!!
I love these bare trees when blooms come out. After that, leaves start to appear. And also I love your rhyme. :)
ReplyDeleteSooo pretty! Beautiful shots of the Magnolia! I am looking forward to spring already!
ReplyDeleteI am always amazed (even though there are many of these around me) at how beautiful they are, particularly up close, like your bottom photo. Thanks for this uplifting "memory" - for me, up here - of them.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful flowers.
ReplyDeleteThose are so beautiful and make me think that spring will come again.
ReplyDeleteI just loved to see the magnolias! Know why? When I was a child my mom had this flower in her garden and I didn't know the name untill a few years ago. I love them!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Arija!
Have a great week!
Superb reminder of all that lovely blossom Arija, so long gone from here - berries are beginning to turn red and it won't be long to Autumn.
ReplyDeleteGlorious flowers - wonderful shots
ReplyDeletevery nice shot..I love it...In Sweden, We find these flowers at springtime.
ReplyDeletenice week and congrats for the Post-.
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Lovely prose to go with each exquisite photograph Arija. Thank you for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Magnolias - always one of the first here. I love them.
ReplyDeleteArija: You are closer to Spring than we are in my corner of the world! The magnolia trees are always filled with a beautiful blossom to witness!
ReplyDeletehugs aNNa
Beautiful magnolia. One of my favorite tree. We used to see a lot in Charleston, South Carolina. We have a yellow one in the garden. It flowers so early in the Spring, we were never here when it blooms. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWe call these tulip trees. So pretty. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteLooks sort of like our Tulip trees here, and one of the first to bloom in the spring. Such a gorgeous pink.
ReplyDeleteB.
Lovely shots seen through a neat presentation.
ReplyDeleteLovely tree, lovely flowers and lovely words.
ReplyDeletethose are amazing photos of magnolia...thanks for sharing..have a great week!
ReplyDeleteArija: That was a tease for you to see the blooms of spring when you are in winter.
ReplyDeleteWow...You have elevated magnolias to the high place they deserve! Gorgeous photos and just a reminder: spring will come!
ReplyDeleteHave a great week.
Your photos are wonderful. I have seen that variety of magnolia here. They are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI love the magnolia blossoms - such a lovely springtime flower! Beautiful pictures!
ReplyDeleteLovely magnolias, I remember the sleeping beauty -- her skin as white as the magnolias. Nice post arija and thanks for the visti.
ReplyDeleteNicely done!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your sweet comments on my blog.I love these flowers,so very pretty...pinks in a variety of shades.Have a nice day.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images of spring! :-)
ReplyDeleteThey evoke fond memories of our magnolia back home in DC: one large tree, taller than the house, and a smaller one, a pink star magnolia. I remember one particular spring day when I had put the easel out there under the smaller tree, for my three year and one and half year old daughters out there to paint. I kept track of them looking out from the kitchen door. Or so I thought! When I walked out to admire their art work, they had painted part of the trunk and the lower branches of the star magnolia! ;-)
Beautiful images of spring! :-)
ReplyDeleteThey evoke fond memories of our magnolia back home in DC: one large tree, taller than the house, and a smaller one, a pink star magnolia. I remember one particular spring day when I had put the easel out there under the smaller tree, for my three year and one and half year old daughters out there to paint. I kept track of them looking out from the kitchen door. Or so I thought! When I walked out to admire their art work, they had painted part of the trunk and the lower branches of the star magnolia! ;-)
Funny that you have winter when we have summer, and vice versa :) Magnolia is very beautiful! So you can have something to look forward to. Here in Oslo the Magnolia bloomed in early May. You can see my photos of Magnolia in the etiquette called Botanisk Hage (Botanic Garden). Welcome! :)
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice week Arija.
The magnolias are so gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWhat delightful pink blossoms ... I can almost smell them ;--)
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,
They're all lovely Arija. Magnolias always look so beautiful against a clear blue sky.
ReplyDeleteJanice.