Magnolia Tree Care
Monday April 28, 2008
Have questions about magnolia tree care? Here's an interesting Q&A on magnolias. For instance, have you had trouble getting your magnolia tree to bloom? The author points out that magnolias grown from seed can take 15-20 years to bloom; to avoid the long wait, make sure you're buying a "cultivar." Read more tips on magnolia tree care in this article.
Note on the Comments section below for magnolia tree care: As of 11/01/2008, 50 comments have been posted, and that's a good cut-off figure (it's getting too unwieldy). Please post any further questions on magnolia tree care in the Landscaping forum, rather than posting them here.
When you click the link and reach the forum, you'll see, near the top of the page, "Hello,Guest | Log In | New user? Register." If you're not already registered, click the link to do so (it's free). Once logged in, look for the link that reads, "Post new message." This is how you can ask your question on magnolia tree care.
I realize this means a bit more work for you, but I’d like to reserve the Comments section for the function that it’s best suited to serve: posting comments. The forum, by contrast, is set up in such a way that it’s better suited for questions than is the Comments section. I look forward to answering your questions on magnolia tree care in the forum. And once you're a forum member, you're part of our community. See you there!
Note on the Comments section below for magnolia tree care: As of 11/01/2008, 50 comments have been posted, and that's a good cut-off figure (it's getting too unwieldy). Please post any further questions on magnolia tree care in the Landscaping forum, rather than posting them here.
When you click the link and reach the forum, you'll see, near the top of the page, "Hello,Guest | Log In | New user? Register." If you're not already registered, click the link to do so (it's free). Once logged in, look for the link that reads, "Post new message." This is how you can ask your question on magnolia tree care.
I realize this means a bit more work for you, but I’d like to reserve the Comments section for the function that it’s best suited to serve: posting comments. The forum, by contrast, is set up in such a way that it’s better suited for questions than is the Comments section. I look forward to answering your questions on magnolia tree care in the forum. And once you're a forum member, you're part of our community. See you there!