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03-10-2008, 01:40 PM
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Green Thumb
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Plant of the week: Magnolia
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 Magnolia are lovely. From the biggest, Magnolia Grandiflori to the smallest, Magnolia Stellata, they offer a stunning display of flowers. Magnolia have a reputation as being difficult plants, but they aren't really, as long as you take care to plant them in April, in a sheltered spot away from cold winds, and add plenty of compost to the soil. Keep them well-watered as they become established, too. My favourite is Magnolia Soulangiana. The goblet-shaped blooms appear on bare branches and are white, with a purple-tinged base. A mature plant grows 10 ft high, and they are truly impressive. Read More at Classic Gardening... |
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