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Latin: Magnolia virginiana

Zones: 5-9

Other common names: Magnolia, Sweetbay Magnolia, laurel magnolia, swamp magnolia

Mature Height: Small tree 10-35 ft. Moderate growth rate, 2 feet per year.

Soil / Climate: Prefers moist, well drained acidic, soils. Needs frequent watering to establish,

Partial to full sun to partial shade.

Notes: Fragrant lemon scented White flowers, Native to North America.

Wildlife: bird friendly additions to gardens. attracts birds, pollinators and small mammals.

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