Abies Balsamea Magnolia grandiflora Kay Parris Over-watering and under-watering can both

Over-watering and under-watering can both cause problems

Characterized by striking rosette formations and a diverse range of colors

Vibrant Seasonal Color: Displays brilliant crimson-red sepals from late spring through summer

The Bald Cypress is well-adapted to wet soils and is often found in swamps

Abies Balsamea Magnolia grandiflora Kay Parris Over-watering and under-watering can bothAbies balsamea, commonly known as the balsam fir, is a hardy, evergreen conifer native to North America, prized for its aromatic foliage and symmetrical, conical shape. Typically reaching heights of 15 25 meters, it has dense, dark green needles with a silvery underside that exude a pleasant, balsam scent. In late spring, the tree produces upright, cylindrical cones that mature from purple to brown. Balsam fir thrives in cool, moist, well drained