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Tulip Tree: Pretty from afar; gorgeous close up



2012-04-23 - Melson Ridge Road, Russell County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener.
State tree in bloom on Melson Ridge Road, just over the Adair County Line in Russell County. As with so much in lift. From a distance, the tree has a beautiful shape and color, but the blooms only faintly show up, but up close, the blossoms are as pretty as any tulip or orchid. Unlike the blue-berried cedars and weatherer grayed barn, which stand out equally well from anywhere with a few hundred yards, The Kentucky Tulip Tree, Liriodendron tulipifera, needs close inspection to be adequately appreciated, especially when in full bloom, proving a truism that while travel broadens one, staying close to ones roots adds depth - and maybe strenghth of character. The tree is also the state tree of Tennessee and Indiana.


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