The new house has brought many surprises. One of the most splendid surprises has been the two japanese magnolia trees framing our front door. I thought they were crepe myrtles when we looked at the house in the dead of winter.

As it started blooming a couple weeks ago, I literally did a happy dance in the front yard after I realized this was no crepe myrtle at all!

Japanese Magnolia Trees are also known as Japanese tulip or Saucer Magnolia Trees


I did nothing to work for this tree and didn't even know I was acquiring it with the purchase of this house, but yet I get to enjoy its beauty. I guess you would call that grace - getting that which you do not deserve.
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i was just wondering around through beth's blog and saw yours. those trees are beautiful! good pics, too!
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