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Fairest flower of the south;
blooms sweet as cream, saucer-spooned pepper buds revealing curled pineapple fingers. Scattered among Sweetgum and White Ash in rich soils old, velvet leaves cast midnight cloak over all below. Tolerating shade while young, the Southern Magnolia stands patient for the old to fall and forfeit the sun.
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