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May 05/09/18, 12:47:59 PM

Offline deadeye

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White flowers come early
Looks like white is in this year.

Magnolia blossoms


Plums
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May 05/09/18, 02:10:41 PM Reply #1

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Re: White flowers come early
Way cool deadeye. Didn't realize there were magnolias hardy enough to survive our winters. Been waiting for the wild plum to bloom. Close but they've taken their sweet time. 
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May 05/09/18, 03:13:18 PM Reply #2

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Re: White flowers come early
Quote from: Dotch on May 05/09/18, 02:10:41 PM
Way cool deadeye. Didn't realize there were magnolias hardy enough to survive our winters. Been waiting for the wild plum to bloom. Close but they've taken their sweet time.


"The longer the wait, the sweeter the prize"..... ;)
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May 05/09/18, 04:43:42 PM Reply #3

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Re: White flowers come early
Quote from: Rebel SS on May 05/09/18, 03:13:18 PM



"The longer the wait, the sweeter the prize"..... ;)

That's what..... oh never mind.
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May 05/10/18, 08:35:22 PM Reply #4

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Re: White flowers come early
Dotch,
Magnolia in Minnesota can be a tough one.  My brother said the will survive if you plant them on the north or shady side of the house.  Apparently if they are in the sun, they start growing too soon and freeze to death. Trick is to delay the spring as long as possible for them. 
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May 05/11/18, 04:25:54 PM Reply #5

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Re: White flowers come early
Our Magnolia stellata has done very well (in Maple Grove). Somewhat sheltered from the wind. It's about 20' tall. I should have taken a pic earlier this week, it's about done now.

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