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Dogwood - A Lovely Flowering Tree for Your Tennessee Garden
The dogwood tree with its showy blossoms is a lovely flowering tree that is often the focal point of spring celebrations throughout the United States. Bring the beauty of dogwood trees to your own Tennessee garden by selecting and planting one of the many varieties of dogwood trees.

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Using orange flowering annuals to add warmth to your garden. The Legacy Sugar Maple is a beautiful, large tree that will provide shade in the summer and add brilliant fall color to your Illinois landscape.

Nellie R. Stevens Holly - A Versatile Shrub for Your Tennessee Garden.
This broadleaf, evergreen shrub grows from about 15 to 30 feet high and about 10 to 12 feet wide. Nellie R. Stevens Holly will grow best when planted in partial to full sun and can tolerate moderate to dry conditions.

Viburnums - Excellent Shrubs for your Tennessee Landscape.
Many species and cultivars of viburnums are available ranging from about 2 to 30 feet high. Some varieties are fragrant while others may have either no fragrance or an unpleasant aroma.

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Smaller than many magnolia varieties, the Little Gem Magnolia is a great choice for the Georgia gardener who wants a magnolia tree but doesn’t have the space required by most larger magnolia tree varieties.

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