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Literary
December 13, 1834
The Northern Star, And Constitutionalist
Warren, Bristol County, Rhode Island
What is this article about?
Article from Mobile describing the land of flowers, focusing on the eighty-foot evergreen magnolia tree with its deep green leaves, large white fragrant blossoms, and abundance alongside other trees like titi and acacia.
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AN EIGHTY FEET MAGNOLIA.
Those who are fond of flowers are advised to read the following article from Mobile: "This is the land of flowers, and moonlight evenings, and soft southern breezes. Here we have flowers of every variety, from the little picaroon rose to the lofty and most magnificent magnolia. The magnolia is an evergreen rising in the height of eighty feet; and often much more. The leaves are the deepest green, and so full that the branches are scarcely to be seen. Its blossom is of pure white, five or six inches in diameter, and a delicious fragrance. This magnificent tree grows in great abundance in the wood, adjoining Mobile, together with the titi, the cucumber tree, which is a species of Magnolia, bearing still larger flowers, the acacia, and many others."
Those who are fond of flowers are advised to read the following article from Mobile: "This is the land of flowers, and moonlight evenings, and soft southern breezes. Here we have flowers of every variety, from the little picaroon rose to the lofty and most magnificent magnolia. The magnolia is an evergreen rising in the height of eighty feet; and often much more. The leaves are the deepest green, and so full that the branches are scarcely to be seen. Its blossom is of pure white, five or six inches in diameter, and a delicious fragrance. This magnificent tree grows in great abundance in the wood, adjoining Mobile, together with the titi, the cucumber tree, which is a species of Magnolia, bearing still larger flowers, the acacia, and many others."
What sub-type of article is it?
Essay
What themes does it cover?
Nature
What keywords are associated?
Magnolia Tree
Southern Flowers
Mobile Flora
Evergreen
Fragrant Blossoms
Literary Details
Title
An Eighty Feet Magnolia.
Key Lines
The Magnolia Is An Evergreen Rising In The Height Of Eighty Feet; And Often Much More.
Its Blossom Is Of Pure White, Five Or Six Inches In Diameter, And A Delicious Fragrance.