How many magnolia trees line Magnolia Lane in Augusta, Ga; and how long is Magnolia Lane?
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Magnolia Lane is approximately 250 yards long and is flanked on both sides by a total of 60 magnolia trees
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The Tyler Perry Company Perry , Tyler 637 Hoke Street Atlanta, GA
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Try Plant Maintenance PM or MM Material management
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Try this link:\nwww.magnoliahall.com\n\nand this is an extensive online catalog, which might give you information in the descriptions:\n\nwww.souhantq.com\n\nAND...there are so many books in the bookstores now on Victorian furniture. Just browse through your local Barnes and Noble or Borders. \n\nAnd, just because you obviously love Victorian furniture, don't forget the (adult) coloring books that are out with Victorian rooms and furniture to have fun coloring. (everybody needs to play, no matter how old they are, right?)
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Too little information.\n\nWhere did you get it (ie. what state or contry)?\nHow many petals do the flowers have?\nHow many stamens?\n\nA picture of the actual flower would help, since most plant classification is based on flower structure.
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This isn't the answer, but it might spark something in your mind for an answer.  If you needed to make 5 lines, with 5 trees, using a total of 19 trees, you could make a square with a diaganal line running through it.  I'll keep trying to think of another way.  May we inquire where the question came from?\n\n.1...2...3....4...5\n.6..............7...8\n.9........10......11\n12..13...........14\n15..16.17.18.19
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Okay I just took a walk out back, and then a drive up and down and around, yet I couldn't find a single tree growing in the middle of any of the farm fields....so I guess you don't find them HERE often, must be a Michigan thing.
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EQ. 1:  Douglas Firs (D) + Ponderosa Pines (P) = 850 total trees\n\nEQ. 2 : D ($300) + P ($225) = $217,500\n\nFrom EQ.1 : D = 850 - P\n\nSubstituting into EQ. 2:  850-P ($300) + P($225) = $217,500\n\n                                       $255,000 - $300P + $225P = $217,500\n     then:                          $37,500 = $75P\n     so:                             P = 500 (number of pine trees)\n     substitute into EQ.1: D = 850 - P\n                                       D = 850-500\n                                       D = 350 (number of Douglas Firs)
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go to the web sight of the Missouri Botanical Gardens.  I don't know it but do a search for Missouri Botanical Gardens.  They should be able to help you with that information.
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primary forest region\n\nWhite Pine Tree\nShield Grass\nHemlock
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Depends on where you were in the coast redwood forest. If you were further north (Humboldt or Del Norte Co) I'd say it was likely an evergreen huckleberry (to 12' tall, usually 6'). How big were the leaves? (about 1", huckleberry) Were they pointed? If they were scented, narrow (1" across), long (3-8"), and pointed it may be bay (more of a tree--20-30'). If they were broader, as long, and rounded it's probably rhododendron. If you were further south the likely species might change a little.\nHere's a link to photos; they'll have other photos you can look at and you can search by habitat type too (but I wouldn't recommend it). Of course they're not blooming now, but oh well.
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Try searching the names of companies. I know that Internation Paper Co. has a mill in Mobile,Miss. but I'm not sure if there is a Georgia Pacific in that area.
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your name:\na pine tree does not have leaves...it has needles.\n\n  the lines are too hard to type in ..but i got it i think
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Just type April Raintree Novel and you will have a lot of links. Here is a link of somebody's study page on the novel\n\nhttp://jesshomepage0.tripod.com/studyguide.htm\n\nHope this helps you work it out. I agree with the previous poster, you should read it yourself.
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you have to go to place that wher there are more trees and girls
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go to this site http://www.ga
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D+P=500\n300D+225P=217500\ndividing by 75\n4D+3P=2900\n-3D-3P=-1500  (1)*-3\nadding\nD=1400\nsomething wrong with the problem\neven if all the trees were douglas the total price will be only 150,000