Re: Source for Magnolia Orchid and Magnolia Marilyn?

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• To: woodyplants@mallorn.com
• Subject: Re: Source for Magnolia Orchid and Magnolia Marilyn?
• From: S* S* <s*@oz.plymouth.edu>
• Date: Thu, 05 Feb 1998 15:11:06 -0500
• References: <01bd3281$d2bb4460$616712ac@pcdev89.bedford.progress.com>

Frank,  Gossler's lists  M.Orchid but I'm embarrassed to say my catalog
is from92-93.In the latest Avant Gardener they mentiona new mail order
nursery offering 30 Magnolia varieties.It is  Sweetbay Farm,4260 Enon
Road,Coolidge, Ga. 31738  I enjoyed your posts about Redbuds. Here in
Plymouth I've been growing Redbuds since 91. They are seedlings from a
Wisconsin seed source and have done fairly well though some twig dieback
is common.Hope this helps. Steve


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PH:  (603) 535-2254                   MSC #33, Physical Plant Department
FAX: (603) 535-2830              Plymouth, NH  03264-1595
See what's blooming at PSC @
http://www.plymouth.edu/psc/fsb/landscap/plantsis.htm


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