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Hibiscus Not Thriving Near Magnolia: Soil Test First

Likely Soil Issue

Nothing grows well near young magnolia. Suspect low organic matter or contamination.

Action

Soil test (nutrients + composition).
Amend with compost/topsoil based on results.

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