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To: Community_Forestry <Tree-House@Majordomo.Flora.Com>
Subject: Re: TH: Spring color in Baltimore City ...
From: Mary Sherfy <moreleaf@anet-stl.com>
Date: Thu, 06 Mar 1997 05:45:31 -0800
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Organization: Forest ReLeaf of Missouri
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RT Ellsberry wrote:

... We have also seen mixed Cherries, and
>  the magenta Saucer Mags (Magnolia soulangiana -- another
>  lovely native) are just about ready to burst...

Sorry! Its Magnolia X soulangiana and its not a native...but it still looks nice if you 
don't get a March freeze (as we do in St. Louis every spring).

Mark Grueber, Forester
Forest ReLeaf of Missouri

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