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Spring Magnolias

Filed: About Town, Garden Stuff @ 4:24pm on March 14, 2010 No comments yet! :( Tags: flower, Garden District, magnolia, New Orleans, pink

For just a few weeks in spring, these pink magnolias are everywhere. Despite being about a third of the summer magnolia blooms they’re even more impressive in their way- with no leaves to hide amongst, they really pop.

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