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Best Magnolia Blossoms in London
Updated: Apr 8, 2022
Symbolizing dignity, spirituality, peace and adored for their large star or tulip-shaped flowers that come in shades of pink, purple, white, and even yellow, magnolia trees are a joy to have around at springtime. Their flowering season starts in early March and could last until late summer, turning London into a sublime oasis of colourful visual joy and fresh, evocative perfumes.
Magnolia trees are diverse and boast different floral scents, all lightly fruity, from spicy verbena, sweet candy, dusty violets, or citrus-honey. The refreshing yet tranquil scent makes them a popular aromatherapy staple. If you're tired of "trying to beat the crowds" and you've had enough of seeing the same magnolia photos replicated everywhere on Instagram, here are some not-so-popular places around London where you can admire Magnolias in their sublime beauty, and dare I say, in peace. Enjoy!
Gunnersbury Park

South Kensington


Green Park

South Ealing

Earl's Court

Gloucester Road

West Ealing

Notting Hill

The Little Boltons, Brompton

Chelsea



Little Venice

Lancaster Gate


Hyde Park & Kensington Gardens


Notting Hill

Kew Gardens


St Paul's Cathedral

Chiswick


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