Maybe there are some kinds of dwarf magnolia variety ... “Those trees are ‘Little Gem’ magnolias,” Keith Finch, the director of Vegetation Management with the city, explained by ...

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Southern Magnolia can reach great heights, often between 50- 90 feet tall, according to the USDA plant guide. Choose compact varieties, such as ‘Teddy Bear’ and ‘Little Gem,’ says Hoadley, if space is ...

Little Gem Magnolia ficio74 / Getty Images This dwarf magnolia variety is much smaller than the classic Southern magnolia but still reaches over 20 feet tall at maturity.

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