Here are some pics I took of a Cherry Blossom tree in front of my apartment complex. Enjoy!
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Fantastiche foto!
GORGEOUS!
So how long does cherry blossom season last, anyhow? I’d love to make a trip to see some…they’re absolutely spectacular!
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Visit D.C. while this is going on. I live in Virginia and have been a few times. It’s really astounding how beautiful these trees are, and the D.C. festival is like walking through a forest of them.
Thank you so much. The actual Cherry blossom festival in Washington, DC was this weekend that just passed. I didn’t get a chance to get up there because of my disabilities, but this tree was the next best thing. As soon as the Cherry blossom tree blooms, it starts wilting slowly, but before you know it, the beautiful petals are scattered throughout the ground. I wish it lasted a lot longer.
lovely!
Thank you! 🙂
Beautiful!
Thank you so much!
these are such a beautiful site for the springtime around DC. funny to think FDR put the order out to have them cut down in the middle of the night, despite all the public protest. and today, they’re a big draw for tourists.
Wow, are you serious? That’s crazy. They are so beautiful. I wish I had the chance to get to DC this weekend for the festival.
Beautiful photos! Congrats on being Freshly Pressed!
Thank you! This is my first time. I just called my husband and he said, “Did you check your site today?” I was like, “Noooo, Why?” And he told me. 🙂 I was shocked!
While these are beautiful pictures, I think you are confusing the tulip tree shown here with cherry blossoms which are smaller w/ four or five petals.
You may be right. As I said above, this is a tree in front of my apartment complex…Lol. Not at the Cherry blossom festival in DC. But they look like Cherry Blossoms to me! 🙂 Can they be the Magnolia Blossoms as wstedeford suggests?
Yes, I think it might be a tulip magnolia. Some people call them sugar magnolias. This only adds to the confusion, right? look for cherry blossoms in google images & you’ll see the difference in the petals.
They are magnolia blossoms for definite I’m a botanist as well as a painter
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Ah! The solution to the mystery…I am not an English native speaker and got pretty confused…we got a Magnolia ourselves in the garden…
Now I know them all: tulip magnolia, cherry blossom tree or sakura tree – you made me look them all up and I’m loving it! Wish I had a garden with more space for many of these beauties…
Thank you for sharing images – and names 🙂
Thank you for your help!
Are these cherry blossoms or magnolia blossoms?
I am trying to find out. Do you know how I can tell the difference? It is wilting now, but I can go outside and still check.
Cherry blossoms often have 5 petals, each shaped somewhat like a heart. The blossoms either open mostly flat or like a pom pom (like a ball) if they are double blooms.They tend to be pink or white. Are your flowers like that? Your photos are beautiful!
Whateva…They r Goood…
Stunning!
Thank you !!!!
Thank you Kathryn! 🙂
An explosion of color! Love it!
Thank you so much. It was so cloudy that day and started to rain. I was worried how the pics would come across to other people but decided to post them anyway. I am so happy I did!
absolutely lovely! there is nothing more breathtaking, in my opinion, than cherry blossoms. – rita
Thank you very much. 🙂
Those are northern magnolia blossoms.
How do you tell the difference so I know next time? 🙂
Magnolia blossoms are much bigger. Typically a magnolia petal and overall blossom height is ~2-3″ whereas a cherry is 1/4″ – 3/4″. Also, Magnolias look meatier/fleshier – think of the difference between a rose petal (more like cherry blossom) and a succulent (more like magnolia). The magnolia holds more water and air in it’s petal than a cherry blossom does. Cherry blossom petals are very thin and airy. Also, if you observe the magnolia, the branches are thin and you have a few large blossoms to a branch vs. the cherry which will likely have twice as many if you’re just looking at shear density. The magnolia always appears more stately and grand and the cherry blossom more delicate and like someone painted dots on the tree. Make sense?
Thank you Anonymous 🙂
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Beautiful pictures!!! They are Magnolia Blooms though!!! Still great images!!! 🙂
Thank you soooo much! I wish it was sunny out that day. I just went out a few minutes ago, but the tree was pretty much wilted. Still thinking about taking pictures of what is left though because it is nice outside 🙂
Beautiful pictures! Thanks so much for sharing, & congrats on being Freshly Pressed!
Thank you! Thank you for the congrats…I get all giggly every time I see it because I never expected these to get freshly pressed. I can’t wait to put my Florida pics up!
Beautiful photographs of lovely Virginia. Viewing them from another romantic place, Co. Waterford, Ireland!
Wow! Ireland! I am soooo dying to go there… I joined this site Christian house sitters and they have houses there that need sitting…Lol. So maybe I will make it up there next year for our anniversary!
Gorgeous pictures!
Thank you Ashley! 🙂
Nice shots…but those are magnolias, not cherry tree blossoms. :0)
So I’ve heard…LOL. I wish someone would tell me how to tell the difference. 😦 But thank you so much for the compliment! I’m still learning how to use my camera. If you have any advice, I’m all ears. I see you have a camera in your pic…Lol.
If you take a peek as my post “In The Midst of the Countryside” there are cherry blossom photos as the bottom. :o) Best advice…practice, pratice, practice.
lovely pictures
Thank you Ribana12!
Beautiful shots. I’m from VA living in Northern Ireland. I can practically feel the smooth blossoms from looking at your shots. Thanks for sharing!
Awwwww *eyes watering* 🙂 That is so cool. Thank you for your beautiful compliment! I wish I could mail you one…LOL
Gorgeous pictures! I’m hoping the Cherry Blossoms come out soon around here!
Thank you! Where are you waiting for them to bloom?
Washington State…the weather has been horrible! Hope we get a real Spring!
Lovely, just lovely!
Thank you Ryan!
Beautiful! And you’re on freshly pressed – yay – so I hope more people ask about your faith 🙂
Thank you! I still can’t believe it…Lol. Between you and me, I thought because of how open I am about my faith, I would have never made freshly pressed. But God is Good! 🙂
That’s wonderful! 🙂 Sigh – one can only hope 😉
PS I’ve been reading a little bit elsewhere and thanks for exactly that – being open about your faith!
Venus, thank you for sharing these beautiful photos! I have never made it to Virginia or DC to see the blossoms, but have always wanted to. Nature does speak deep truths about the love and gift of the Divine. Thank you for sharing this gift! Blessings on your journey, Erin, Bella Bleue
Your welcome, Erin. 🙂 I am just thankful that God is awesome and can use someone like me…if He can use me, then I’m telling you He can use anybody! Lol.
These photos are so, so terrific! I kept thinking as I scrolled down the page, “Oh, this is my favorite!” But then the next one made me think, “No, this is my favorite!” Just can’t choose one. I love cherry blossoms; I love Virginia; I love the Appalachian Mountains! Thank you for sharing, and congratulations of being “Freshly Pressed.”
By the way, I use this same WordPress theme on my site. I really like it.
Thank you! I am so happy you like them all! 🙂 I hope very soon to have my photos available for sale as prints.
Thank you so much! That is Awesome 🙂 I am so happy you liked the pics. I hope as God takes me on this Journey of patience and diligence, you will stay on for the ride to see what happens next! 🙂 Nice to meet you!
After scanning the pics on your homepage, I can only say this: absolutely gorgeous! The flowers are quite lovely as well!
Thank you so much! I’m glad you got a chance to visit my home page. I will be posting a lot more photos this week. I’ve been in Florida so I haven’t posted anything in about three weeks. This was the first thing I posted since I’ve been back.
Nice, it’s a shame that they don’t last too long.
I know. I’m glad i decided to take pictures despite the weather being horrible that day because the next day the tree was already falling apart and today there were only a few petals left on the branches. 😦
So beautiful! I would love one of these trees in my yard.
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Yes, they are beautiful! So breathtaking!
Very beautiful photography. Thank you for sharing. Connie
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Thank you so much. I hope to share more in the near future and I hope you stop by again soon!
Beautiful! Thats a magnolia – aka a tulip tree, not a cherry tree. Keep up the great work your photos are stunning!
Thanks!
The black and white is lovely!
Thank you. I love black and white photography. Sometimes I use it too much…Lol.
nic pic’s
Thank you Miccheck 🙂
your welcome 🙂
I used to live in DC, and remember the “snow” that was these blossoms coming down every year. So wonderful to see them again now that I’m in Florida, miles away from any such beauty.
I’m so happy you like them!
I used to live near the Tidal Basin in DC and would always ride my bike down Rock Creek Park to take photographs when the cherry blossoms were in bloom. I miss them so much!
Thanks for sharing your great photos.
Your welcome Jeff 🙂 Anytime!
Regardless of what kind of blossoms they are, the pictures are still beautiful:) Very good eye indeed!
Thank you sooo much for your kind words 🙂 I’m still learning and practicing. I hope to improve with God’s help.
Like they say, practice makes perfect:) Keep up the good work….I’m looking forward to seeing some more of your photography:)
These are beautiful shots. I’ve never seen a cherry blossom myself, but seeing these makes me feel like I can say I saw them in person. You have a great eye.
Awww, Thank you kazekitty 🙂
This is a magnolia, it’s a little early for cherry blossom, but nevertheless, lovely photos.
The cherry blossom festival was this passed weekend, the same time I took these photos. I guess that’s why I thought this tree was a cherry blossom…because it bloomed at the exact same time. But thanks 🙂
Ah! You are in the US. I’m in the UK. Our cherries will be out in another 4 weeks or so, unless we get prolonged sun and heat. The magnolias are out here and looking gorgeous!
We have a magnolia tree on our front lawn, here in the suburbs of London (UK!). They aren’t quite out yet though, just big fat ripe buds holding it all in there, we hope, until the last frosts are passed (or they sadly go an icky brown colour)!
You are a very talented photographer and I really enjoyed these beautiful pictures – a delightful reminder of what is just around the corner…I can’t wait!
Wow, London! I’m finding out that Cherry blossoms are in a lot more places than I thought they were! I hope they bloom soon for you 🙂
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You’re very welcome! I love cherry blossoms (sakura) so I was like: “Ohmygoodness!” when I saw your post! 😀
Whoa, these are perfectly lovely!
Thank you! I really appreciate it!
Beautiful collection of photographs. Great post. 🙂
Thank you Arindam! I’m glad you took some time to look at the other pics! 🙂
I can’t even find the words; those are just so beautiful the way you have captured their essence. Breathtaking. Your gardens are way ahead of ours here in the Toronto area.
Awwww, thank you! Believe it or not, it is just one little tree in front of my building. Considering the surroundings, it really stands out. I will post a pic later of the entire pic and the surroundings.
Loved them. Thanks!
Thank you Laura! 🙂
Beautiful pictures! What camera do you use? I am planning to visit DC this coming weekend to see the cherry blossoms 🙂
Thank you! I use a Nikon D5100 and that day I was using my 55-300 mm telephoto zoom lens.
Cherry Blossoms are one of my favorite parts of spring. Thank you so much for sharing!!
Your welcome Jennie! I am hearing they are magnolias though but I am going to try to get up there this week to DC to see if the real cherry blossoms are still in bloom 🙂
Either way they are gorgeous!! I am sure that you’ll be posting the proof, I can’t wait to see it 🙂
Unfortunately, being a disabled veteran slows me down every now and then, well, more than normal…Lol, and I didn’t get a chance to go down to take more pics, but my hubby says there are some right around the corner…I’m afraid to even take pictures of them, Lord knows what people would say if they are NOT Cherry Blossoms…LOLOL, but I think I may take that chance if the wind didn’t blow them all away. Maybe tomorrow I will get out there if I feel better. I’ll title it: You be the judge! 🙂
Who cares what people think 😉
Beautiful! Sure sign that spring has sprung!
Thank you 🙂
“The heavens declare the glory of God”–and so does the earth!
Thank you for sharing such beautiful blossoms!
Amen! Your welcome Scott 🙂
congratulations on freshly pressed! and gorgeous pictures! the blossoms are so therapeutic, I blogged about them this weekend myself 🙂
You did! 🙂 Thank you so much. I love looking at them 🙂
Simply Lovely… 🙂
Thank you FaithRises 🙂
God’s beautiful creation! Thank you for posting your lovely photos.
Your welcome Cathy! I give all the credit to God!!!
Gorgeous photos 🙂 keep it up!
Thank you Venom, I will as long as God allows it!
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Cherry Blossoms are one of my favorite things about living in Northern Virginia. I love being able to go into DC every year to witness the Cherry Blossoms in bloom around the Tidal Basin. It’s absolutely beautiful, just like these photos.
Thank you so much for the Reblog! You have an awesome site! 🙂
Nice pictures! Here in Japan it’s still cold, so the cherry blossoms (sakura) are just starting to bloom, and full bloom should be in by early-mid April.
Check my blog to see a picture I took from 2010’s cherry blossom season!
Wow, that picture you have on your site is Amazing! Beautiful! I wish i could go to Japan to take pictures of Cherry blossoms 🙂
Cherry blossoms are my FAVORITE thing to photograph. Got some good ones in Macedonia. Yours are amazing!
These are beautiful! Did a project on cherry blossom myself a few years ago, absolutely love the stuff 🙂 The sixth down in particular is divine!
I love that second picture….great detail 🙂
beautiful pics! 🙂
So beautiful! Love cherry blossoms- and your blog 🙂 following you!
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Very beautiful photos. God is in the details.
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The glassy peartree leaves and blooms, they brush
The descending blue; that blue is all in a rush
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Landscape plotted and pieced–fold, fallow, and plough;
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Praise Him.
Wow, thank you so much for the poetry. 🙂 It is beautiful. I am happy that you see that God is in the details.
wonderful photos.. i remembered when i was in tokyo and one of the most memorable part of that travel was seeing rows of cherryblossoms all in bloom.. that’s a sight to behold..
your photos are lovely. congrats on being FP.
I was just there and the trees are blooming already. I will go to DC in 2 weeks to enjoy the festival.
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It’s always great that various spots worldwide, celebrate cherry blossom time. Those blossoms look large but then I’m not an arbourist.
Vancouver, British Columbia celebrates cherry blossom festival with a variety of events. My photos which I hope to see other cherry blossoms this spring:
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I love the amazing colors you captured, breathtaking 🙂
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing and Congrats on being FP!
I’ve been in VA & DC several times but I never really got the chance to see the beauty of Cherry Blossoms at it’s fullest. You have taken great photos of it!
I like your photos! But I want to let you know that those flowers are not cherry blossom, those are magnolia 😉
Really beautiful! Thank you for sharing!
These are some beautiful pictures. Thank you for sharing.
beautiful pics but they’re magnolias, definitely not cherry blossoms! Cherries are tiny and magnolias are huge. Why don’t you change the title of your post and then you won’t get purists like me annoying you 😉
But if I do that, then you would be one less hit on my blog…LOL. All purists Welcome! Lol
magnolias are equally beautiful… I would have clicked on your blog from the picture alone 🙂
I love the soft colors here. Very natural. The second one has an awesome background that’s well-mottled… 🙂
Your sakura photos are beautiful ^.^
Ahhh like christinesensei mentioned, upon further inspection, they are magnolias – colored like cherry blossoms! Still beautiful nonetheless 🙂
Aahh! Beautyfull Pictures!
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Cherry blossoms are my favorite!! So pretty!
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The photos are lovely! Thank you for sharing them! 🙂
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Your work is such a perfect visual presentation of God’s perfect creation 🙂
May you continue on delighting others with what you do. Blessings!
I used to live in VA and my father always used to take us to DC for the cherry blossom festival. Now living in Pakistan, these pictures are SO nostalgic. and wonderful photography….there’s oh so much beauty right outside your window : )
Hmm…it appears as if everyone in the world is getting their Cherry Blossoms already, save for us in Vancouver, Canada.
Anyone else in the world getting an un-expectedly super late bloom, or for that matter, none at all?
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Gorgeous!
But this is not cherry, this is Magnolia ))))
Always been a huge fan of Cherry Blossoms and your photos here are some of the nicest of them I’ve seen.
Thanks so much for sharing, these are really beautiful shots.
Cheers!
Thank you for posting your lovely photos…. just loved it. Keep posting.
I really love the tulips and its colour. Love to see. And thanks for sharing
you have truly captured the unique beauty of these flowers! nicely done! 🙂
hey saw this site this morning has taken me most of day to post a comment, new to blogging, haven’t got a profile yet sorry, but had to add that it’s a magnolia tree as i have always loved these and have two in my garden, not this magnificent thou, beautiful photo’s was captured by the worded title as well as the imagery, cherry blossoms are japanese and much smaller, I’m in New Zealand, all the best xo
There beautiful , but they called Magnolia’s. Cherryblossom are much smaller and are different of shape.
The magnolias are out in Italy now too. They are gorgeous!
wow what fantastic pictures , my best is from Virginia and I have never really visited , but these pictures are beautiful . Guess I should plan a trip with her sometime 🙂
Great pictures !
Wow you have so many readers! That’s great!
these pics make me really miss Virginia. I miss good ol’ Charlottesville. Wonder where you are? Anywhere close to Charlottesville per chance?
superb pics.
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1 word “awesome”…Thanks for sharing 🙂
Cool, very nice cherry blossoms. Gud photos!
Your photos are amazing! Just beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
Great photos, but this is magnolia (not cherryblossoms), a flowering tree with big flowers I really wish I could grow in my garden, but it is too cold.. Nice to look!
Amazing. How beautiful the flowers are!
Whatever it may be: tulip,magnolia or cherry blossom. These photographs are eye soothing, beautiful and lovely to watch.
THOSE are cherry blossoms! http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-fZj_T5DsO8A/TWPcDwFzcvI/AAAAAAAAAYs/hywDK_ajL_4/s1600/kirschbluete_gr.jpg
See how they look totally different on the inside?
Magnolias are from an ancient genus before bees existed, which means they’re built differently from most of the common flowers today!
Stunning! So pretty. x
Gorgeous photos, I love cherry blossoms!
Great Photographs !
I think your are lucky and blessed that you have got such beautiful surroundings. Here in India, we have these flowers only in Kashmir state and I have not visited the place as yet. The flowerbeds created under the tree are also soothing, but you have not included them here. Better next time.
I do not have words to describe your photographs. Just beautiful.
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You have captured their intriguing simplicity beautifully!
Don’t go expecting fruit to bud on these trees? You’ve taken pictures of magnolia soulangeana blossoms.
It’s never too late to learn horticulture.
I think at this point she gets the hint and it’s never too late appreciate the fact that they are still beautiful pictures of a beautiful flower.
Thank you for taking the time to look at my pictures. But I wish you would have taken the time to look at my comments above. Nevertheless, I hope you stay tuned to more pics coming soon! Enjoy!
What a wonderful pictures! ♥
Wow! Brilliant pictures!
i like the pictures……simple clean…beauty…of nature
Beautiful photographs….you’ve done an awesome job!!!! “The earth is the Lord’s, and everything in it,….”
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These flowers are Magnolias. Nothing to do with cherries.
I know, right! 🙂
Great photography! I am from the Washington, DC area and miss the cherry blossoms so bad! Phx has beauty too, but I still miss the beltway area!
Thanks! Stunning pics! You are so lucky to have cherry blossoms blooming where you live.
I can almost smell them. Congrats on being pressed.
Looking at your beautiful photos reminds me of
my sojourn in Japan, where the Cherry Blossom is
revered as the national flower.
Awesome shots indeed. Thanks for the post.
These pictures are beautiful!!!
Stunning! By far my favourite! x
It’s amazing. I can smell the aroma of these cherries 🙂
Beautiful shots! You know it’s funny, just before I saw this blog I was sent this about the history of cherry blossom from the library of congress! You should send them your lovely pics! http://blogs.loc.gov/picturethis/2012/03/in-full-bloom-celebrating-100-years-of-cherry-blossoms-in-d-c/
Lovely shots. I’ve always been a fan of Sakura blossoms.
Absolutely stunning. Wish I had a view like that every day!
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As others have pointed out, those are magnolias, not cherry blossoms. They are nothing alike–magnolias are exponentially bigger, longer-lasting and differently shaped. I recommend a visit to the Jefferson Memorial, where you can see real cherry trees in bloom–a 100-year-old gift from the mayor of Tokyo to the city of Washington. Sakura (the Japanese word for the trees and their blossoms) only last two weeks; the delicate pink petals fall in the slightest breeze. To the Japanese, they symbolize the fragility of life, particularly that of soldiers in battle–in stark contrast to the hardy magnolia.
It’s funny because the bloom of this specific “Magnolia tree” lasted approximately 18 hrs. There are only two petals left. Thanks for the recommendation to see the Jefferson Memorial. We are planning to do so shortly.
The tree I took a picture off wilted in 18 hours and from what I understand, the cherry blossoms in DC are still in bloom, but not for long. So, if, in fact these are Magnolias, then they are not longer-lasting than cherry blossoms. Unless every body’s wrong and I’ve found some sort of cross breed…Lol.
This is a Japanese Magnolia (not the regular type of Magnolia we are used to in the south that has large roundish waxy leaves and huge white flowers). Oops. Someone already pointed that out. 🙂
Beautiful photos (like other’s have said they are definitely magnolias) but nonetheless I’m feeling inspired by your pictures!
Amazing picts!
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Gorgeous! Thank you so much for sharing!
These are gorgeous! There is such beauty in nature. I would rather create an amazing garden then spend money on having chemicals pumped in my face. There is far more wonder in aiding in the creation of beauty than paying for false beauty.
We have trees over here in OZ that are flowering at the moment and they are so gorgeous, if you go to Google images and enter, “tibouchina granulosa purple glory tree” the purple is just amazing, photos can’t convey it! One that is even more amazing is the “illawarra flame tree” Google that and you will understand their name! Congrats on FP!
I love cherry blossoms eventhough I’ve never seen one in real life however your pictures brought delight to me. keep giving glory to God and am sure He’s pleased that you’re displaying His magnificent creation. 🙂
splendid photographs!!! Cherry blossoms are truly beautiful and you did a fantastic job capturing their natural beauty 🙂
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These pictures are so stunning!
Absolutely gorgeous.
Just gorgeous. They look like Magnolias to me too. Nevertheless, breathtaking. Some of the earlier photos actually reminded me of an orchid.
Well done.
Beautiful…I live in Virginia, and my husband had the day off so we took a ride and kept seeing their beauty everywhere. Usually when I ask him what kind of plant we are looking at he can tell me, but today he did not know. What a God wink that your blog post gave me the answer. Fantastic shots!
Beautiful!
Thank you for sharing all of these lovely pictures.. it’s really beautiful!
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oh so beautiful, thank you for sharing!
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What a beautiful display of nature! I love the vivid colors you have captured in your photos. I have a blog “NealEnjoy” so i really love how your caption for the pictures invites everyone to “enjoy” all the wonders of God’s creation. I recently posted about the beautiful trees I love in the Savannah, Charleston and Statesboro areas. http://wp.me/p25LuW-hf Please check this out and comment, telling me what you think. Thank you for sharing! Neal.
Wow… I really miss Virginia. I used to live there when I was younger, and I remember sitting in these trees. The photos are really good!
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Spectacular photos! . . . Miss the Virginia cherry blossoms! My husband and I lived in northern Virginia for some time, and we always enjoyed cherry blossom season! Thank you for bringing back happy memories!
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GORGEOUS!! Thank you for sharing them 🙂
These are beautiful! I’ve been on a magnolia kick recently too! Aren’t they just the most wonderful spring blossoms?
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I have a row of Cherry Blossoms in my flower bed, cannot wait to see them bloom.
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beautiful!!! It’s japanese magnolia tree, we also have them in Georgia.
I love living in the DC area exactly for this reason- we have such beautiful season! Beautiful pictures 😀
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