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| We found this residence in Oswego, that had 2 yellow or white magnolia trees. They were quite mature. They also had a red bud tree in bloom in the yard too. |
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| They had beautiful gardens of daffodils and Virginia blue bells, naturalized around the trees |
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| The trees were beautiful. |
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| The pink is the red bud. |
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| The red bud tree in our yard this spring. |
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| Our red bud |
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| Red bud tree. |
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| Beautiful setting. One magnolia is in the back, one beside the red bud in front. |
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| Star Magnolia trees at Morton Arboretum |
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| These three tree stumps have been burned. |
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| Look how quickly the petals fall from the trees. |
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| These trees are so beautiful in the Spring. |
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| Spring magnolia's, the ones you see in everyone's yard. |
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| A star magnolia, at Alden of Waterford, assisted living, Aurora, Illinois |
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| Star magnolia |
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| Magnolia, Elizabeth at Morton Arboretum, in Lisle, Illinois |
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| Rose magnolia at Morton Arboretum |
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| Butterfly magnolia, Morton Arboretum. It is a beautiful shade of yellow. |
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| Butterfly magnolia |
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| Purple magnolia This is a variety of magnolia that I have seen this spring of 2013. |
