Update.........it appears we are all correct.
The tree is known as a magnolia tree and a tulip tree...see here.
There are lots of different varieties...I think this is an evergreen.
In England most magnolia trees are pinky/white and they flower before the leaves appear and you tend not to get the two together.
Thanks for all your comments....we learn something every day!!! :-)
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Whatever the name - a beautiful tree.
Its beautiful whatever its name x
I love Magonlia. I have 2 trees in my garden. She is beautiful. Thanks for sharing and the name is not importend. Hugs.
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I have never seen this before! just lovely!
Nice photos, Linda. I love mimosa trees...such an interesting flower.;
It is so nice catching up with you Linda. I am glad you had a great time in the Greek Isles. I have been drooling at all the eye candy you have been showing us
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