I have had this tree growing in my Northern Maryland yard for years. It is a very interesting looking tree due to its large leaves and tr...Read Moreunking patterns. It is also rather fast growing. I would recommend it for anyone who is into magnolias and lives in a temperate or subtropical area.
Murfreesboro, TN (Zone 7a) | January 2002 | neutral
A fast growing tree, best situated to a moist woodland setting (m. tripetala does not tolerate drought conditions.) The flowers are inte...Read Morensely fragrant, but may be unpleasant up close. Diamond-shaped leaves are clustered near the branch tips, resembling an umbrella (hence the common name.)
Easy to grow, but not among the more popular species of Magnolia. The leaves turn a rich brown in fall.
I have had this tree growing in my Northern Maryland yard for years. It is a very interesting looking tree due to its large leaves and tr...Read More
A fast growing tree, best situated to a moist woodland setting (m. tripetala does not tolerate drought conditions.) The flowers are inte...Read More