Magnolia

MAGNOLIA

Posted on October 14, 2012 by Dave Pinkney from Gardening Info Zone

(D = deciduous leaf losing and E = evergreen) Magnolias are the aristocrats of shrubs, and most of them are not difficult to grow even in small gardens. Some flower when young and when no more than 1 ft. tall. … Continue reading →

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Deciduous and Evergreen Trees at Kew Gardens

Posted on April 20, 2012 by Dave Pinkney from Gardening Info Zone

Magnolias, both deciduous and evergreen, have been planted in many parts of Kew Gardens; the mound on which the Temple of Aeolus is sited is enlivened by these trees blooming in spring. They produce solitary, often fragrant, flowers and the … Continue reading →

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