I think this is some type of magnolia tree, looks alot like the Sweet Bay Magnolia. Can anyone confirm/deny?
My tree:
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Magnolia for comparison:
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Can you identify this tree?
Aug 26, 2005
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Clearky it's a magnolia, not sure which one, looks a lot like a "Little Gem" but that may be because it is young. The more interesting question is --Which di you think will die first, your foundation or your tree? It is mighty close together in the picture. zhan
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Clearky it's a magnolia, not sure which one, looks a lot like a "Little Gem" but that may be because it is young. The more interesting question is --Which di you think will die first, your foundation or your tree? It is mighty close together in the picture. zhan
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"jasroc" wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@g43g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:
Almost certainly Magnolia virginiana. It's planted too close to the house. :o)
Thanks for the replies =)
Yes, I just bought this house and had a concern about the prozimity of the tree, that's why I wanted to identify it to see if it was done growing or would be an issue.
As far as the cookies, sorry. Not something I set up.
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