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Sweet Thing ® was discovered by Tennessee nurseryman George Dodson in a block of seedlings that were planted in 1990 at his Sleepy Hollow Nursery in McMinnville, TN. While all the other Sweet Bay Magnolias in the block were growing to 15 feet, the Sweet Thing ® remained very...
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Magnolia virginiana var. australis ‘Perry Paige’ PP 17814 Multi-Stem
Sweet Thing™ Sweetbay Magnolia
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Sweet Thing™ was discovered by Tennessee nurseryman George Dodson in a block of seedlings that were planted in 1990 at his Sleepy Hollow Nursery in McMinnville, TN. While all the other Sweet Bay Magnolias in the block were growing to 15 feet, the Sweet Thing ® remained very...
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The Multi-Stem Merrill Loebner Magnolia (Magnolia loebneri Merrill) is a superlative small, flowering tree. Stunning in bloom; vibrant and trouble free through the growing season. Ghostly gray bark and furry flower buds provide winter interest. Its brilliant white flowers are one of the harbingers of...
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The Fairy Magnolia® line of Michelias are bushy, evergreen shrubs or small trees that flower profusely, and are fast growing and easy to care for either as stand-alone specimens or as a stunning hedge planting. Hundreds of fragrant 2.5″ flowers are produced during the bloom period...
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This awesome evergreen from New Zealand is not like any other Magnolia that’s why we still call it a MICHELIA! The Fairy Magnolia® line of Michelias are bushy, evergreen shrubs or small trees that flower profusely, and are fast growing and easy to care...
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This awesome evergreen from New Zealand is not like any other Magnolia that’s why we still call it a MICHELIA! The Fairy Magnolia® line of Michelias are bushy, evergreen shrubs or small trees that flower profusely, and are fast growing and easy to care...
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Our native Osmanthus, known as Devilwood because of the difficulty in working the wood, is the one of the best native examples of treeform evergreen, a niche often represented by the non-native Fragrant Tea Olive or Burford Holly. Seedlings can tend to be semi-evergreen, but...
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Our native Osmanthus, known as Devilwood because of the difficulty in working the wood, is the one of the best native examples of treeform evergreen, a niche often represented by the non-native Fragrant Tea Olive or Burford Holly. Seedlings can tend to be semi-evergreen, but...
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A refined selection of one of our favorite native trees, Osmanthus americanus ‘Perdido’ was selected in Florida’s Panhandle for its dense, compact habit and exceptional foliage. Lustrous, deep-green leaves create a full, polished appearance that holds its character throughout the year, making ‘Perdido’ an...
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Orange Flowering Fragrant Tea Olive is known for its powerful apricot scent when in bloom, producing clusters of bright tangerine colored flowers in the Fall and leaving a year round dark green leathery foliage. It's dense, upright oval to columnar growth habit makes it an...
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New for Fall 2026! Orange Flowering Fragrant Tea Olive is known for its powerful apricot scent when in bloom, producing clusters of bright tangerine colored flowers in the Fall and leaving a year round dark green leathery foliage. It's dense, upright oval to columnar growth habit...
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"Gulftide' Osmanthus (lets call it what it is!) has been an evergreen staple for Mid-Atlantic and coastal New England gardens for years. Being incredibly cold hardy and heat tolerant, 'Gulftide' can be grown as a large shrub or small tree. As a shrub, its dense...
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