Flowers of a Magnolia × soulangeana at the corner of Via Montebello with Via Ebat. The x in the name means that the plant is an hybrid. The x is not pronounced, but replaced with “the hybrid species.” In this case: “Magnolia, the hybrid species soulangeana.” (Picture taken last March)
External links: Magnolia × soulangeana (Wikipedia)
Lovely!
ReplyDeleteIt certainly is pretty!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, despite the crazy name!
ReplyDeletebeautiful pinks and greens!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blooms.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful. We have a white magnolia in our front yard and this is filled with blooms! We love it!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blossoms!
ReplyDeleteOne of the best signs of SPRING.
ReplyDeleteThe colour at the back is ITALIA ( in my head)
Thanks for the lesson; good to know.
ReplyDeleteAnd the picture is beautiful!
Beautiful blooms, they look very pretty against that orange wall.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! More blossoms, please!
ReplyDeleteThanks for that explanation along with all the pink.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous VP!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous shot! The background colour is fantastic.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Your image of the magnolia blooms is wonderfully clean and crisp. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteLovely blossoms! I'm amazed they were blooming in March. We still had tons of snow here north of Toronto then!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Isn't spring fab VP :)
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