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Pink Flower Photo: Tulip Tree at Magnolia Gardens

Pink Magnolia Blossoms Photo by Aquariann

I was tickled pink to discover tulip trees were blooming for my birthday last week! I knew the weather would be warmer in South Carolina, 600 miles south of Delaware (where my birthday plans have been snowed out many times over the years) but never dreamed my favorite spring trees would be awake the first week of FEBRUARY.

According to WhereTraveler.com, tulip trees usually start to bloom late February to early March in Charleston, SC. How lucky was I to celebrate my winter birthday with such beauty at Magnolia Plantation & Gardens?

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Comments

  1. Gorgeous=)!! I'm so glad that you got to spend time with your favorite trees for your birthday!! That's pure magic!! I have seen those here 'n there around here too...and now thanks to you, I know what they are=)!!

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  2. I love tulip trees - the blossoms are beautiful!

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  3. Beautiful shot love the colour too.

    Have a tuliptastic week :-)

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  4. Pretty flowers.I really love the colour...

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  5. I like when any magnolia tree blooms. The pink flowers are nice.

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  6. The magnolia tree is a beautiful site, the do look like tulips.
    Thanks for the party! Happy Day!

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  7. We only have the start of buds on our Magnolia here in Nebraska. Your's is so pretty.

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  8. So beautiful! I love pink!!

    Thanks for sharing!

    - Lisa

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  9. Hi! Nice capture. Thanks for sharing.

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  10. I didn't know those were tulip trees. We have them where I live in Georgia as well. The past few years they've been blooming earlier and earlier.

    Hope you had a fantastic time in Charleston celebrating your birthday! :)

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  11. Always love Magnolia...it smells wonderful

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