MAGNOLIA GRANDIFLORA
The southern magnolia (Magnolia Grandiflora) is a beautiful, adaptable evergreen tree known for its large, fragrant, white flowers and lustrous dark green leaves that grow on the conical crown. The fall fruit will attract birds to your landscape.
It isn't the largest species, typically growing up to 60 to 80 feet tall, but it has a dense canopy and a shallow root system. The tree needs plenty of space, requires much to prevent erosion problems, and it isn't a good choice if you want to grow underneath it. Plant these trees in late spring or early fall, and be aware it can take 10 to 20 years for them to reach their full size.
These plants are 1-2ft 2 year at the time of delivery.
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| Common Name | Southern Magnolia, Bull Bay, Big Laurel | ||||
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| Flower Colour | White, Cream | ||||
| Fragrance | Fragrant | ||||
| Blooming Season | Spring, Summer | ||||
| Mature Size | 60-80 ft. tall, 20 - 40 ft. wide | ||||
| Foliage | shiny dark green above and often tan to copper brown underneath | ||||
| Temperature | 60-80 ft. tall, 20 - 40 ft. wide | ||||
| Soil Type | Moist, Well-drained | ||||
| Sunlight | Full sun, Partial Shade | ||||
| Planting Time | late spring or early fall | ||||
| Plant Type | Perennial, Tree | ||||
| Growth rate | Slow-medium | ||||
| Plant size during dispatch | 1 - 2ft | ||||
Our Products shipped are in root ball, without pot.
Images are for referral purposes only. The actual product may vary in shape or appearance based on climate, age, height, etc.
Few online retailers can match the generous size of our plants. Mainaam Garden is the largest Cymbidium Orchid nursery in South Asia that endeavors to provide you with a premium quality product at a great low price.
If you have any damaged plants please email us at info@mainaamgarden.com and specify which plants were damaged. You may request an exchange within 3-5 days of delivery. Please keep all the packaging material in case it needs to be inspected by the shipping company.
