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Tree in bloom by Cranmer is a Saucer Magnolia Linda Lewis writes: That's a Saucer Magnolia. The buds come on as the flowers drop off. They hang on and bloom the next spring. Sometimes, just before they bloom a hard freeze will come, they'll turn black, and fall off. We're fortunate to get a tree to bloom once every few years. - Linda LewisComments re photo 71122 Tulip tree in front of Cranmer in bloom Valentines Day 2017 This story was posted on 2017-02-15 01:09:34
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