These are getting more and more popular here in GA as landscaping plants.
Can anyone tell me what it is?

http://web.infoave.net/~BN_cbrown/shrub.jpg

Thanks,

CNB

Is it a Bay tree? Are the leaves like a magnolia only smaller and ddes it
put out tiny white flowers in the spring that smell really sweet?
"CNB" wrote in message
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These are getting more and more popular here in GA as landscaping plants.
Can anyone tell me what it is?

http://web.infoave.net/~BN_cbrown/shrub.jpg

Thanks,

CNB

No, I'm pretty sure this isn't bay or magnolia. We've got plenty of those
around here and the leaves are always glossy and they all have the big white
flowers you mentioned. The leaves on this little tree aren't glossy at all.
From a distance the tree looks brownish-green. Someone mentioned Loquat, and
I think this may very well be what it is.

CNB
"wyldwoodwytch" wrote in message
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Is it a Bay tree? Are the leaves like a magnolia only smaller and ddes it
put out tiny white flowers in the spring that smell really sweet?
"CNB" wrote in message
...
These are getting more and more popular here in GA as landscaping
plants.
Can anyone tell me what it is?

http://web.infoave.net/~BN_cbrown/shrub.jpg

Thanks,

CNB

Definitely not a magnolia. Might be loquat. I think loquat leaves are have
more texture to the leaves and are usually less dense with the limbs. Where
are the botanists when you need them?

G


"CNB" wrote in message
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No, I'm pretty sure this isn't bay or magnolia. We've got plenty of those
around here and the leaves are always glossy and they all have the big
white
flowers you mentioned. The leaves on this little tree aren't glossy at
all.
From a distance the tree looks brownish-green. Someone mentioned Loquat,
and
I think this may very well be what it is.

CNB
"wyldwoodwytch" wrote in message
...
Is it a Bay tree? Are the leaves like a magnolia only smaller and ddes
it
put out tiny white flowers in the spring that smell really sweet?
"CNB" wrote in message
...
These are getting more and more popular here in GA as landscaping
plants.
Can anyone tell me what it is?

http://web.infoave.net/~BN_cbrown/shrub.jpg

Thanks,

CNB

Yep -- Looks like my loquat tree.

Any fruit.

Mudslinger


"Greg Rice" wrote in message
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Definitely not a magnolia. Might be loquat. I think loquat leaves are have
more texture to the leaves and are usually less dense with the limbs.
Where
are the botanists when you need them?

G


"CNB" wrote in message
...
No, I'm pretty sure this isn't bay or magnolia. We've got plenty of
those
around here and the leaves are always glossy and they all have the big
white
flowers you mentioned. The leaves on this little tree aren't glossy at
all.
From a distance the tree looks brownish-green. Someone mentioned Loquat,
and
I think this may very well be what it is.

CNB
"wyldwoodwytch" wrote in message
...
Is it a Bay tree? Are the leaves like a magnolia only smaller and ddes
it
put out tiny white flowers in the spring that smell really sweet?
"CNB" wrote in message
...
These are getting more and more popular here in GA as landscaping
plants.
Can anyone tell me what it is?

http://web.infoave.net/~BN_cbrown/shrub.jpg

Thanks,

CNB