Each time I take a stoll in the garden I am amazed.
The Magnolia is a southern favorite.
Such humble beginnings...
Unfolds into such exquisite beauty and fragrance.
As I enjoy these beautiful blooms, I think on the beauty of God's creation...
and as I am captivated by their magnificent fragrance...
I am speechless; can scarcely take it in.
Enjoying the beauty of the garden is to be aware of the presence and magnificence of the creator.
So mindful and thankful that I am
"...fearfully and wonderfully made..."
Psalm 139:14
So thrilled that God loves me and knows me so well that
"...the very hairs of your head are all numbered."
Matthew 10:30
Amazing!
So blessed and so thankful!
Love your sweet comments.
Blessings,
Cindy
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!
ReplyDeleteMagnolias are simply magnificent. When I lived in San Diego I had a tree in my backyard!
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I am from MS so one of my fave flowers are moagnolias too. They are just so pretty and big and attractive. Your photos are fabulous. You really captured the beauty....Christine
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous flowers! Magnolias are just a beautiful flower that reminds me of the south!
ReplyDeleteMagnolias are such a beautiful flower. Your photos Cindy are gorgeous! I also love their leaves and every Christmas i love how people make wreaths out of them.
ReplyDeleteLovely post!!
I can barely contain myself anticipating some plant breeder hybridizing hardiness into these lovely trees... your photos are scrumptious! Larry
ReplyDeleteHow could anyone witness such beauty and not see God? Beautifully captured!
ReplyDeleteMagnificent! God is always in the details, as well as the big picture! Linda
ReplyDeleteAwwwwwwwe-some Cindy!
ReplyDeleteI agree with you..it brings us right to Creator God and His beauty revealed in nature.
Loving your photos and your tender attentative heart to our Lord xo
Have a wonderful weekend my friend xo
Deborah xoxo
A beautiful flower indeed, and a lovely post!
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What an amazing flower! Thanks for sharing - Paula from Idaho
ReplyDeletelove your scriptures you shared too!
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Such beautiful pictures Cindy. Love magnolia trees & blossoms too! I don't know which I enjoy better the blooms or the leaves at Christmas time, to decorate with.
ReplyDeleteSuperb macros Cindy!
ReplyDeleteMagnolias are very beautiful, I don't think they grown in my area, though. I would love to have a magnolia tree in my yard. Your photos are amazing!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Cindy
Amazing indeed, Cindy! That blossom looks perfect. Years ago we had an old Magnolia tree and I miss having one. I'll just enjoy yours! However, I don't know about the tree's beginnings. I'll have to do a search and read about it. Thanks for sharing your beautiful blossoms. I too, marvel that we are fearfully and wonderfully made.
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend!
Paula
Thanks for a simply beautiful post.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend.
Rhonda
Your photos are amazing too! Awesome!
ReplyDeleteCindy, your images are gorgeous. We have two huge magnolia trees flanking our old tumble down old house. You make me want to get out there with my camera but I left it at the vacation house. Love the verse too! hugs♥O
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for this post..I am a Magnolia and God lover, too. I fianally have my own tree-a big, old mature girl and I am loving the blooms on it! Hugs. Carol (msmagnolia1961@yahoo.com(
ReplyDeleteThese are absolutely breathtaking photos, so glad I clicked on your link:)! I'm visiting from BoogieBoard Monday Masterpieces.
ReplyDeleteBeth
Hi Cindy, Thank you for posting the beautiful pictures and scripture on Masterpiece Monday! I feel the same way when I look at the Lord's creations. Have a blessed week! Mary :O)
ReplyDeleteMagnolias are so refined and so southern...just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLovely blooms and photos.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful post and the mosaic is lovely. I see so many magnolia trees around here but they seem to be huge and I barely can see the flowers, so this was great! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteIf a tree could be a Queen, then I'm sure that the Magnolia would be it! We have two magnolias up here but they will never reach the size or attain the beauty of a real southern magnolia.
ReplyDeleteStunning. Simply stunning.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!!! Magnolia ... means summer!!! :D :D
ReplyDeleteOmigosh, so very beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteIncredibly beautiful, pure and lovely.
ReplyDeleteSimply gorgeous photos!!! The texture of a Magnolia flower is unlike anything else!!!
ReplyDeleteHave a beautiful week!!!
Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI am a Central Wisconsin girl who lived in the Carolinas for 12 years and there is NOTHING like the southern magnolia! (Unless it's the camilla)
ReplyDeleteThere are "things" up here with pink blooms that open before the leaves appear in the spring - - -and folks CALL them magnolias, and maybe they are some poor distant cousin - - - but what I think of as a magnolia is what you have shown here.
They are elegant and beautiful and I thank you for this post!
Stunning photos!! Thank you for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteEvery Spring I wait to see the magnolias bloom. They are usually the pink and purple ones and nowhere near as gorgeous as the white one in your photos. Oh my, oh my. And the photos are amazing and frame-worthy. Thanks for the breath of spring. Jane
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous flower. Love your photos!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous. Nature never fails to amaze me.
ReplyDeletesuch gorgeous photos...
ReplyDeleteLovely and thanks for reminding me that every beautiful touch in Nature comes from "Above". And thanks for participating in our Show Off Your Cottage Monday" and bringing me here!
ReplyDeleteCielo
love the pictures!
ReplyDeletesuper sweet and very cute blog!
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Simply elegant and so very beautiful!
ReplyDeleteA true Southern Belle! There is nothing like a tall beautiful Magnolia Tree covered in her white beauty! And those leaves are so stunning when painted gold & added to Christmas wreaths. This is my first Show Off Your Cottage Monday & I hope to join in again soon!
ReplyDeleteCharlene
Your magnolia is exquisite! Such a perfect beauty certainly reminds us of our very nature and of God who loves us wholly and unconditionally.
ReplyDeleteI adore Magnolias! The air has been so heavy with heat here their fragrance fills the evenings.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos - they are exquisite in their color from beginning to end!
Kathy
I love to think of nature as an unlimited broadcasting station, through which God speaks to us every hour, if we will only tune in. ~George Washington Carver
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your photos! I am a new follower and also and avid gardener. stop by and say hi!
Stunning photographs! Beautiful Scripture and blooms, a great start to my day. I'm visiting from Three or More.......
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing
~Emily
The French Hutch
Best photos of flowers that I have seen in a while. Macro, what beats that?
ReplyDeleteJoyce M
Gorgeous images of truly amazing blooms!
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining the party,
Candy
Great photos, can actually smell the fragrance,
ReplyDeleteCeleste, victoriantailor.com
Beautiful post!!! Loved your pictures!
ReplyDeleteLovely blog! Gorgeous!
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