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Beyond Azaleas: The Flora of Augusta National

Published April 8, 2026 · Updated April 8, 2026 · Yahoo Sport

Augusta National boasts over 80,000 flowering plants across 350 species, creating a landscape distinct from its famous azaleas and dogwoods.

Bobby Jones originally purchased Fruitland Nurseries to build the course, which now features holes named after specific shrubs like the 'Pampas' and 'Golden Bell.'

The 365-acre landscape is home to approximately 80,000 flowering plants, making it a botanical wonder integral to the Masters experience.

Beyond Azaleas: The Flora of Augusta National

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