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Hello everyone... I'm rather new to gardening, but I seem to have a knack for it. I found this little tree in the corner of my back yard. It smells sweet, and produces yellow flowers.
Thanks in Advance...
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- Posted: Sun. 23rd March 2014 19:50
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Is there a picture, the hammaemalis or witch hazels have finished blooming, is it a chimonanthes another winter blooming shrub.
- Posted: Mon. 24th March 2014 17:50
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I tried postings a picture but it won't load. I'll try again
- Posted: Mon. 24th March 2014 18:17
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I tried postings a picture but it won't load. I'll try again
- Posted: Mon. 24th March 2014 18:23
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Hi Latasha, we need to fix our image uploader. The file size is probably too large. Can you resize down and upload again? Thanks Nicola
- Posted: Mon. 24th March 2014 19:12
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Here's a picture of the tree I was referring to.... Thanks again.
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- Posted: Wed. 26th March 2014 22:15
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It looks like a magnolia, could be Elizabeth if it is off yellow or butterflies if it deeper, it may have different varietal names in the UK, but it is a Magnolia.
- Posted: Wed. 26th March 2014 23:39
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Thank you so much... Do you think it's wise to remove the tree and reposition it? It's really not in a good location.
- Posted: Thu. 27th March 2014 02:23
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If it needs to be moved the best time to do it is in autumn, magnolias have brittle roots, you might have to get some advice from nursery people.
- Posted: Thu. 27th March 2014 13:34