On Easter Sunday, I went for a short walk in around Waterbury before church. At the corner of Church and Grand, I saw this beautiful magnolia in bloom outside the Chase Building, an architectural gem designed by Cass Gilbert.
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wow that tree is packed, we saw some magnolias blooms in texas too they are beautiful
ReplyDeleteNothing like new blooms and flowers to brighten a day, with thoughts of an arriving spring.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blooms of spring...I feel renewed every year.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! Our neighbor has one and it its gorgeous! To show you how early spring came to Seattle -- the blossoms on their tree are already gone!!! Hope you have a wonderful day, Sandy!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
What a beautiful Easter blessing
ReplyDeleteAn Arkies Musings
So many things to be thankful for, all the beautiful creation that was given! Especialy the emptyness of the grave!
ReplyDeleteThe blossoms are just so lovely!
ReplyDeleteoh wow not here too much freeze. sandy lovely
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteFabulous!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs
SueAnn
The magnolia tree in our neighbor's yard hasn't bloomed yet. The one you found is lovely.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Here are the magnolias blooming too.
ReplyDeleteI can barely believe how many flowers are on this tree! Gorgeous to see and against the creamy colored building.
ReplyDeleteJust think to be the one who works there and sees those Magnolias from their office window! Lucky, for sure!
ReplyDeleteAh the magnolia, that magic!
ReplyDelete:-)
Wonderful shot, thanks!
That is beautiful! It makes me want to go take a walk and see what evidence of spring I can find.
ReplyDeleteMagnolia trees are in full bloom in our neighborhood too.
ReplyDeleteThey are glorious..
From what I can see of it, it looks like a lovely building Sandy, and those are gorgeous magnolias. Thank you for sharing and have a great week.
ReplyDeleteWow, beautiful and so many of them. The best thing about flowers is that they are outdoors and everyone can enjoy :)
ReplyDeleteVery nice photo.
ReplyDeleteThe flowers are beautiful
Wonderful Sunday!
ReplyDeleteAloha from Waikiki
Comfort Spiral
Magnolias and lilacs scream "SPRING" much louder than any other blossoming tree or bush. So pretty in front of such a lovely building.
ReplyDeleteThis magnolia really has a place for itself here. Very pretty indeed.
ReplyDeleteA garden classic. I like one like this with a bit of darker pink in them.
ReplyDeleteI do think the Chase Building is beautiful and go back to a different era of design and construction.
The magnolia and the building are gems. A beautiful photo.
ReplyDeleteSandy: We had a few trees bloom too early and have gotten burned from the frost. Yours are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteIt's so vibrant I can almost smell it from here!
ReplyDeleteSandy, these magnolias are lovely! I love the colour of them!
ReplyDeleteLovely magnolia. When they are out in spring, we are often on the road and driving around the backstreets of country towns to enjoy them in the old gardens . In cities of a few million, the lovely old gardens have long ago given way to high rises.
ReplyDeletei've been waiting for spring to take photos of the flowers but i can't go out due to my boy...thanks for sharing this it made me see those great blooms
ReplyDeleteah, that's what magnolia looks like. I've heard poems and songs referencing the blossom but haven't seen.
ReplyDeleteAren't these amazing! A true sign of spring.
ReplyDeleteThanks for being here.