A pretty pink tulip magnolia tree at the corner of a building.
This street is lined with a mix of tulip magnolia trees and Japanese cherry trees.
There is a tree with pink blossoms at the far right of this photo. I can't remember if this was another cherry tree, or a Judas tree. Judas trees are called red bud trees in our area, but the name is misleading. The flowers are not red; they're a beautiful pinkish purple color. They're one of my favorite trees. Below are more pictures of the Japanese cherry trees.
The blossoms are such a pale pink they almost look white. Thanks for visiting and Happy Pink Saturday to you!
Denise
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I think your pinks on the tour are so pretty, and I love the look of the campus all on its own. My girls went (go) to an old university, too. In my had, that's the way all colleges should look. I love it.
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Beautiful! I love spring, and I really miss the Japanese Cherry trees we had in British Columbia.
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It might be nice to go back to school if I attended a place like this. Very pretty grounds.
ReplyDeleteDenise, such lovely capture of the beautiful bossoms.
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TTFN ~
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Marydon
Denise, the weather was certainly picture- perfect that day! Great photos of beautiful flowers and trees. Thanks for your visit and nice comment. I appreciate it. Have a great weekend, xo,
ReplyDeleteThere is something romantic about an old college campus. We had a saucer magnolia years ago and I thought the tree was dead until we got those beautiful flowers.
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I've just located you at Pink Saturday and have become your new follower. I love your photos, and all the trees at the campus are just beautiful. I'm also an empty nester, though not so recent as you. I hope you have a wonderful week!
ReplyDeleteWow, I love the street lined with magnolia, I could totally see myself living there! Diane
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