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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.

How to Care for Lilacs in Your Maine Garden.
Lilacs (Syringa) are not native to the United States but were introduced by early settlers in the 1700’s. Deciduous shrubs or small trees known for their lovely blooms and sweet fragrance, there are many varieties of lilacs to choose from.

USNA Plant Introductions and Releases
Many of the ornamental and flowering trees and shrubs and herbaceous garden plants found in cities, towns, and home landscapes throughout the United States and many other countries were developed by scientists at the U. S. National Arboretum through years of hybridization, selection, and careful evaluation.

Planting & Propagating Coleus
Soil - The soil for all Coleus should be of rich to average fertility, humus rich, moist and well drained. Starting From Seed - Place the seeds in a refrigerator for one or two days before planting them on the soil surface.

Planting Yew Trees
They do well in normal soil, preferring it to be moist and slightly alkaline to slightly acid (pH 6.0 to 6.5). Where prevailing winds are a potential problem, stake newly planted shrubs for up to a year.

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	Whitherly's Greenhouse
	Hermon, Maine (ME) 04401


	Windham Country Farm Center
	Windham, Maine (ME) 04062


	Windswept Gardens
	Bangor, Maine (ME) 04401


	Wiswell Farm Greenhouse
	Orrington, Maine (ME) 04474


	Wood Prairie Farm
	Bridgewater, Maine (ME) 04735


	York Corner True Value
	York, Maine (ME) 03909


	York's Hardy Rhododendrons
	Bath, Maine (ME) 04530