10 SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA TREE 12″ White Flowers Native Grandiflora Bull Bay Seeds

Description:
Name: Southern Magnolia
Other common names: Bull Bay
Scientific name: Magnolia Grandiflora
Color: White flowers with showy reddish-pink seed clusters in the fall; undersides of leaves are reddish brown.
Plant seeds: Fall sow seeds or cold stratify.
Bloom time: May – June, with some flowering into fall.
Ornamental berries: Visible from September – October, lasting into winter.
Hardiness zone: 6 – 10.
Plant height: 60 – 90 feet.
Plant spacing: 30 – 40 feet.
Light requirements: Sun – Part shade.
Soil & water preferences: Average.
Quantity: 10 seeds.
Description: The Southern Magnolia, native to the Southern US, features large, fragrant, white flowers measuring 10 – 12 inches in diameter with a waxy texture. The flowers transition to striking 3 – 4 inch long pink fruits in the fall. This evergreen tree has dark green shiny leaves with reddish-brown undersides, which are stiff, leathery, and can grow up to 10 inches long. Perfect for both coastal conditions and moist environments, the Southern Magnolia’s wood is often used in furniture making due to its durability and beauty.