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There are several forms of the Magnolia and it looks like one. It is not a Gardenia. The leaves and seed pod all look like a single form of the Magnolia. Like misspriss said take it to a garden center and they can tell you what you have.
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Camellias have leaves with slightly serrated edges.
These images were taken from a Magnolia Little Gem. Do they look like yours? Jan in VA |
I Googled gardenia and magnolia, clicked on "images", and it really looks like a magnolia flower to me. Apparently magnolias come in bush form as well as tree form. Scroll down on this website to see:
http://bevinalamode.blogspot.com/201...y-flowers.html |
Looks like a magnolia, to me. :thumbup:
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No it is not a Little Gem Jan. I have one of those trees. These leaves are not as dark green and they are not the brown underneath. There is a garden shop down the street from where I am in Newport News Va. don't know why I did not think to go there.....DUH......:o.
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Originally Posted by CajunQuilter2
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No it is not a Little Gem Jan. I have one of those trees. These leaves are not as dark green and they are not the brown underneath. There is a garden shop down the street from where I am in Newport News Va. don't know why I did not think to go there.....DUH......:o.
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That is a Gardenia. We have a lot of them in the south. If it smells really good, it is gardenia. If no smell I would say magnolia.
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It looks like the magnolia tree in my neighbor's yard by our place in Florida.
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This is a Bay tree. we have them all over our property in Florida
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You didn't think of the plant shop cause, like most of us, first thing you think is QB! LOL Hope you get your anwer.
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