Homeowner received a 3-foot magnolia labeled 20-25 feet mature height, but websites call it a great shrub. Confused about tree vs. shrub form—like their 30-foot crepe myrtles that can be kept shrubby.
Many species grow as either tree or shrub depending on pruning. Crepe myrtles and magnolias both respond this way. Bonsai demonstrates extreme size control through pruning.
Maintain desired size indefinitely with consistent, gradual pruning.
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