The tree with wonderfully fragrant white blooms and red seedpods is sweetbay magnolia (Magnolia virginiana). Smaller and more adaptable than Southern magnolia, it thrives in moist soils and partial shade.
See Sweetbay Magnolia for more information.


Beetles in Magnolia Flowers: Ancient Pollinators
North American Millipede: Harmless but Startlingly Large
Beetles in Magnolia Flowers: Ancient Pollinators
Butterfly Identification Resources for Southeast Gardeners
Golden Larch vs. Common Larch: Clearing Up the Confusion
Lanceleaf Greenbriar: Thornless Vine with Edible Shoots
Barred Owl: The "Who Cooks for You?" Hunter
Bloody Dock (Rumex sanguineus): Ornamental or Invasive?
Creasy Greens: The Spring Tonic Wild Cress
Turtlehead (Chelone lyonii): Native Perennial for Damp Shade
Possum Grape (Ampelopsis cordata): Colorful Vine, Weedy Habit
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