Seeing a magnolia tree losing leaves can be worrying, but it can be part of its natural cycle. If you have a magnolia tree losing leaves, there are lots of possible causes and might not be a ...

Gardeners who prefer small magnolia trees or at least smaller magnolia tree leaves should try the relatively Lilliputian lily type, which tops off at 12 feet tall, its 3- to 6-inch purple-backed ...

Saucer magnolia blooms in mild climates in late winter to early spring, often before the leaves, producing large flowers which can vary from goblet- to saucer-shaped. This non-native magnolia is a ...

On a recent group tree identification hike in a Leon County park, I found it interesting that the one tree everyone could identify was southern magnolia, Magnolia grandiflora. And it’s no wonder ...

They grow in tree or shrub form, and some are deciduous, meaning they shed their leaves, while others remain evergreen. They have showy blooms and some types can live for up to 200 years!

Simple leaves can be divided into lobed leaves, ... Another famous tree with unlobed leaves is the magnolia, which grows in North America, Central America, and Southeast Asia.

You can easily identify the magnolia tree from its large and fragrant flowers that often reach 8 inches in diameter. Along with the bark, sometimes these flowers and leaves are also used for ...

Preparing to dig a hole for a young magnolia tree, Bellemare said these were propagated in the Smith greenhouse. “The hope is to use these seedlings to gather some data on how this species withstands ...