New Trees and Shrubs for Georgia B 1063

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Many undiscovered landscape treasures are not being widely grown or used. Many are grown only by collectors, arboretums and plant fanciers. You are encouraged to evaluate the list of new trees and shrubs in this publication and select a few for planting.

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