Nice. I'm from Alabama and I've told people here in New England how large Southern Magnolias get and they don't believe me. 90 x 90 is pretty big.

I have my trade list going--I'm going to be bringing a lot of the same stuff to try to give away. I know many of y'all say "anything unusual" on your want list,but I don't have too many of those yet. Just tryin' to keep stuff alive like everybody else. By the way, I like the "Advisory" that shows up on the ordering form page of the Plant Delights catalog I'm looking through: "ADVISORY: If you have already run your credit cards up to the limit, we suggest that you get a higher credit limit before reading through this catalog." That guy seems to have a real sense of humor. Todd

I have a fairly large 'greenbelt' behind my home and I always wish someone had planted a handful of coast or giant Redwoods in it. How magnificent would it be to go out into your local forest and see these majestic trees? I wish you could buy a lot of like 100 seedlings - I'd try them all over my neighborhood. I do need to make a correction, while the Coast Redwoods are huge no doubt and the TALLEST trees on eath, they are obviously not the largest - that distinction(via tree volume) is and surely will always be held by the giant sequoias. -Will

The pictures are lovely, but in person it is even better. I lived in the area of Big River for a few years. I used to take my kids hiking through when they were little. It originally was a pine plantation. The state acquired it and now it is a state park. I want to say it is close to 3,000 acres now. Rhonda