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Andersonville Southern Magnolia
Andersonville was the site of the largest prison run by the Confederate Army. 15,000 Union soldiers were imprisoned there throughout the war. Many of these prisoners died. After the war Clara Barton helped to identify bodies of the dead, and it is believed that she planted the many trees that served as grave markers for the dead.
This Zone includes zones from 7-10.
B.Name: Magnolia grandiflora Growing Zones: 7-10 Spread and Height: 40S - 50H Soil Moisture: Average Soil Type: Sandy Flower: Yes Foliage Color: Green Autumn Color: Copper State of Origin: Georgia
*This tree does not represent the actual tree, it's an example for the spread and height of any tree.
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