The
Town of Magnolia is named after the Magnolia grandiflora - which just happens to be the
state flower of Mississippi AND Louisiana. But the latter wins,
really, as it adopted the blossom in 1900 while Mississippi waited
until 1952.
"Beauty
for its own sake"
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Magnolia grandiflora
Magnolia stellata
Magnolia grandiflora
Magnolia
Sangulania
Magnolia Liliflora
by Annemarie Peter-jaumann
Magnolias Aglow at Sunset I
by Lanie Loreth
Unknown artist - Poster
Majestic Magnolia
by Albena Hristova
Sweet Magnolia
by Albena Hristova
Magnolias on Gold Velvet Cloth
by Martin Johnson Heade
The Magnolia Flower
by Martin Johnson Heade
Giant Magnolias on a blue cloth. Martin Johnson Heade
(c.1890)
Talking
of winners, the late Martin J. Heade surely wins this little exhibition with
these classic oils painted around 1890. The right hand one was on a recent US
stamp issue. But they are all gorgeous.
Pink Magnolia I
by Donna Geissler
Magnolia Crimson II
by Igor Levashov
Ready
for more flowers?
Here you can find and view any of the State Flowers -