Magnolia Delavayi
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The evergreen Magnolia Delavayi turns heads with its enormous leaves! The foliage has a greyish tinge to it and unusually large compared to the size of the tree, they are often sought after by florists for this reason. This is an impressive and unique option to include in your landscape design.
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