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  • April 17, 2008 at 9:50 pm #27925

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    There is a hybrid group of magnolias which are very compact (from 8 – 15 feet in height) which Michael Dirr (the great tree authority) refers to as the Little Girl Hybrids. They have "girl" names like Betty, Susan, Ann, etc. I like Betty or Susan (which are purplish). You might like to look at these.

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