The Beech Avenue Magnolia
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Image: © Bob Harvey Taken: 7 Aug 2013
The magnolia in this front garden was planted by the first family to move in. I've walked my dogs past it for years, and for a long time it was a poor old thing with widely spaced branches and lots of fresh air. I think it suffered some frost damage in its first decade. But now it is magnificent. A superb, rounded, shape of a tree and still some late flowers on it.
