The faux spring has caused a few blossoms here in the desert to spring forth, but down the coast, spring has already decided to visit.
This eye-catching tree on my mother-in-law’s street deserved a photo session.
I know we supposedly have a bee shortage, but they were in abundance on this Jane Magnolia tree–otherwise known as the Tulip Tree.
A pink feast for the eyes!
A p r o n h e a d -- Lilly Green 
Magnolia trees are gorgeous. They’re not very plentiful around s. Wisconsin, and today we’re getting ten inches of snow, so thanks for sharing the pink beauties with me. It was good for my soul to read your post! 🙂
There is hope. Spring will come. 🙂
Not too many signs of spring in the northwest, either. It seems fitting that the first sign of (grace) comes when one is in the desert.
Well, I’m in the desert; this was closer to the beach. But close enough. 🙂 I like the metaphor, regardless.
…one of my favorite spring blooms!
It is an amazing eye feast!
These photos warm the heart (even if we’re still frigid in Virginia). Thanks for sharing. 🙂
You guys look like you are getting dumped on. Be warm and safe!
One of my favourite trees, I am hoping to see some in flower over here soon.
There were a bunch near my mother-in-law’s. I’m not sure I ever saw them in bloom like that before.