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Magnolia bud opening, Bantock Park

15 May 2013 by David

Magnolia bud opening, Bantock Park

The (eventual!) arrival of warm weather means magnolias and much more are now fully flowering. I like the stage when the buds are just opening, as here on a tree near Bantock House.

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