Magnolia grandiflora magnificent native By Katherine Grace Endicott June 6, 2001 Accustomed as American gardeners are to planting so many plants from other regions, it comes as shock when a choice ...

Magnolia grandiflora, or the southern magnolia, in particular is found nearly everywhere in the southeastern US. A striking tree, everything about the southern magnolia is large; its glossy, evergreen ...

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 ...

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.

The genus Magnolia, with more than 200 members in Tropical America, ... Incidentally, Magnolia grandiflora ‘Coco’ is vastly different from Magnolia coco, a shrub from Southern China.

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… ...

Q. How should I choose and plant a magnolia this fall? A. If any small tree captures the image of Scarlett O'Hara and Rhett Butler, it's the Magnolia grandiflora, with its beautiful white blooms ...

The Magnolia grandiflora hails from North Carolina, and was one of the first exotic trees to be exported to Europe. It can grow up to 70 feet, but rarely survives north of Philadelphia .

On Bedford-Stuyvesant’s Lafayette Avenue there grows an approximately 140-year-old Magnolia Grandiflora, an extremely rare sight anywhere north of Philadelphia, and Brooklyn’s only living ...

Magnolia grandiflora, the bull bay or southern magnolia, is a native of the south-eastern states of the United States and was brought to Europe in 1726 after being collected by Mark Catesby, a ...