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Magnolia tree is a great stand alone flowering tree or as a landscape tree to build a garden around. There are about 80 species of magnolia tree with both evergreen and deciduous varieties to choose from.
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Magnolias: More Magnolia Trees
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Magnolia Tree Scientific Name: Magnolia
The Magnolia tree was named after the French botanist Pierre Magnol.
Magnolia Tree, Facts about Magnolia Trees
Magnolia trees can be either evergreen or deciduous, and bear flowers in shades of pink, red, purple or yellow depending on the variety. There are over 210 species of magnolia trees that are commonly found in North America.
Magnolias: The popularity of the magnolia tree as a landscape tree can be attributed to the magnolias large fragrant blossoms that appear early Spring before the leaves unfold.
- Cucumber Tree Magnolia, Magnolia acuminata
- Dwarf Magnolia Trees
- Elizabeth Magnolia Trees, Magnolia x 'Elizabeth'
- Galaxy Magnolia Trees
- Jane Magnolia Tree, member of "Little Girl" hybrid magnolias
- Japanese Magnolia Trees
- Magnolia Stellata, called Star Magnolia Trees
- Merrill Magnolia Trees
- Saucer Magnolia, Magnolia x soulangiana
- Southern Magnolia (Magnolia grandiflora)
- Star Magnolia (Magnolia stellata)
- The Little Girl Hybrids
- Tulip Magnolia Trees
Deciduous Types of Magnolia Tree
Deciduous magnolias herald the coming of spring and produce large, scented blossoms before the leaves unfurl.
- Magnolia stellata
- Magnolia acuminanta
- Magnolia denudata
- Magnolia soulangeana
- Magnolia 'Black Tulip'
Evergreen Types of Magnolia Tree
Evergreen magnolias provide year round color and are prized for their glossy green leaves.
- Magnolia grandiflora
- Magnolia x alba
- Magnolia figo
- Magnolia 'White Caviar'
- Magnolia doltstopa
- Magnolia laevifolia
Feature Magnolia Species: Saucer Magnolia
Our feature magnolia tree species is the Saucer Magnolia.
If you are looking for information on other types of magnolia, we recommend using Google search.
We hope you enjoy the information and photos we have provided to help you identify various types of magnolia, to learn interesting facts about magnolia trees and which magnolia tree would be best for your yard.
Magnolia, Saucer
Magnolia x Soulangiana
Summary:
The popularity of the magnolia tree as a landscape tree can be attributed to the magnolias large fragrant blossoms that appear early Spring before the leaves unfold.
Type of Tree:
The Saucer Magnolia falls into the following type(s): Flowering Trees, Ornamental Trees
Mature Height:
20 to 30 feet
Mature Spread:
25 feet
Growth Rate:
Medium growth rate 15 to 24 inches per year
Sun:
Full sun to part shade
Soil:
Some drought tolerance. Will grow in acidic, loamy, sandy, well drained and clay soils
Shape:
Rounded shape, bushy
Leaves:
Deciduous broadleaf
Flower Color:
Large white and pink, cup-shaped flowers appear in spring before summer foliage. Deep green, summer foliage turns brown in fall.
Bloom Time:
Late February to early April
Fruit Description:
Elongated fruit up to 4 inches long.
Additional Information: Saucer Magnolia
Attributes:
Most easily recognised for its large blooms that are pink and white in color and measure 5 to 10 inches in diameter. This tree is a popular landscaping tree primarily chosen for its showy flowers. The dark green leaves are thick and shiny with smooth edges and pointed tip.
Description:
The saucer magnolia is a deciduous tree which is very popular as a specimen tree whick is often planted in residential front gardens for its showy early spring flowers. The large pink and white blossoms appear before the dark green glossy leaves.
Wildlife Value:
Seeds are eaten by a variety of birds and they often choose to build their nests in the larger branches of the Saucer Magnolia.
History/Lore/Use:
The Saucer Magnolia was first cultivated in 1826. It is a hybrid of the southern magnolia and a popular landscaping tree that takes its name from the large saucer-like flowers.
Reasons to Plant a Magnolia Tree
Magnolia can be shrubs, climbers or trees. Nutmeg trees, ylang-ylangs, tulip trees and cucumber trees all belong to the magnolia family.
- Easy to grow
- Most varieties have large showy blooms
- Shrub varieties for the smaller garden
- Relatively pest free
Functions:
Suggested uses for this plant include border, and specimen plant. Sold as a shrub at nurseries and landscape yards, over time grows to a medium size tree.
Planting Notes:
Transplant in the spring, using container-grown plants or those with balled and burlapped
roots. Plant in moist, fertile, well-drained soil. Avoid southern exposures to reduce
chance of flowers being killed by spring frosts.
Magnolia Care:
Easy to maintain. If required, prune after spring flowering.
Problems:
No serious problems.
Alternatives
Consult local sources, including historic or public gardens and arboreta, regarding
cultivars and related species that grow well in your area.
MAGNOLIA X SOULANGIANA
Cultivars:
`Alba Superba' has white flowers that are fragrant. The outside of the petals are tinged
with light purple.
`Lombardy Rose' flowers for several weeks. Its petals are a rose color on lower side and
white on the upper side.
The natural habit of this magnolia tree tends to be shrubby, with multiple stems and a rounded to
spreading shape, but it may be trained to a single trunk. Begins flowering at an early age
and provides a mass of color.
Magnolia Tree: Care, Trivia, Reference, Comments
Magnolia Care: Blossoms
Spring's fragrant tulip shaped flowers come in colors of deep rose, most common, maroon and/or white. The Magnolia blossoms are referred to, by some, as cup or saucer shaped.
Why are the Tulip Magnolia flowers one of the first booms we see in Spring?
The Tulip Magnolia produces it's large leaf like blossoms before the green magnolia leaves develop. In spring, one sees its beautiful colorful pink blooms on the branches of the tree without the leaves hiding its beautiful flowers.
Be careful not to mow or use a weed eater too close to your magnolia tree as nicks and cuts in the bark can make it susceptible to disease and pests.
Magnolia Tree Care
The petals of the Tulip Magnolia are oily to the touch. When they fall from the tree, the blooms need to be picked up on regular 1-2 day basis to prevent the magnolia flowers from killing your grass.
Magnolia Tree Disease
Magnolia scale is a large insect native to North America. These insects can kill the Magnolia tree if left untreated. Horticultural oils should be applied to scale-infested magnolia trees in August, November and March.
Mississippi - The Magnolia State
The State of Mississippi adopted the magnolia as its official state tree based on the overwhelming results from a vote taken by school children.
No specific Magnolia species was specified, but many look to the Southern Magnolia (Magnolia grandiflora) as Mississippi's state tree.
Mississippi Legislature designated the Magnolia as the official State Tree on April 1, 1938.
The State of Mississippi has many magnolia trees and is nicknamed
The Magnolia State.
Magnolia Tree Symbolism
The magnolia tree symbolizes something long lasting and dear to the heart.
Magnolia trees bloom from April to June. First flowers appear 7 years after planting. Flowers last two to three weeks before dropping. It is important to rake up the petals as they fall because leaving them to pile up and decompose may damage your lawn.
Magnolia Flower
Magnolia flowers release a sugary scent which attracts bees. The pollen is rich with proteins that the bees use as food. Bees are the number one pollinators of magnolias.
The Magnolia flower was designated the state flower of Louisiana in 1900's.
Magnolias are a great flower to include in a bouquet as it has a floral meaning of nobility.
Houston, Texas is nicknamed "Magnolia City" due to the vast number of magnolia trees growing within the city.
Health Benefits of Magnolia
The flowers and bark of the magnolia tree have many medicinal properties and is highly regarded as an herbal supplement.
- Provides relief from menstrual cramps
- Helps in reducing memory loss and improves cognitive function
- Helps to reduce anxiety and stress
- Beneficial in treating respiratory issues such as asthma, bronchitis and coughing
- Aids in preventing cancer and diabetes
- Aids in weight management
- Helps to maintain a healthy liver
- Rich in anti-allegic properties
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