Evergreen Magnolias. To many people, the word “magnolia” is synonymous with our native Magnolia grandiflora, the classic Southern magnolia with large, glossy leaves and huge, fragrant white ...

This Magnolia grandiflora was designated a New York City landmark on February 3, 1970 by a unanimous vote. In a public hearing however, opinions were more mixed — 9 spoke in favor, 8 were opposed.

Because a mature magnolia tree may grow 60-80 feet tall and 30-50 feet wide, you should consider its planting location carefully so it has sufficient space to mature. They are especially ...

The magnolia tree (Magnolia grandiflora), with its radiant glow, has the potential to level up the appeal of any lawn, garden, or walkway. Its white, pink, and purple-hued flowers can turn heads ...

Planted in approximately 1885, the magnolia grandiflora — or “laurel magnolia” — is unique not only in its historic designation but also in its northern location. According to the 1970 designation ...

Nothing describes the iconic Southern magnolia better than its given scientific name Magnolia grandiflora. Its flowers truly are grand, and most trees are now fully set with blooms that have begun ...

Q: My magnolia tree is 3 years old and hasn't bloomed yet. It isn't full and glossy like other magnolias I have seen, either. A: There are several kinds of magnolias we can grow here, including the… ...

The pecan may be our state tree, but the Magnolia grandiflora, or Southern magnolia, has long been the belle of our arboreal ball.With its dramatic canopy, glossy leaves, and creamy blooms, this ...

Few plants can be considered as quintessentially Southern as the magnolia. Their big, waxy, glossy leaves juxtaposed with heady, fragrant flowers are familiar sights to Southerners. They bloom in ...