Saucer magnolia blooms in mild climates in late winter to early spring, often before the leaves, producing large flowers which can vary from goblet- to saucer-shaped. This non-native magnolia ...

Many cultivars of saucer magnolia are available, with a wide range of flower colors and shapes. The emergence of flowers before leaves makes the blooms more vulnerable to frost damage. This year ...

Unlike the native Southern magnolia (Magnolia grandiflora), the Japanese magnolia is deciduous and drops its leaves in winter ... creating a more saucer-shaped flower. The flowers have a spicy ...

Its 5- to 10-inch white, pink, or lavender blooms, seen in cultivars such as ‘Ann’ and ‘Rustica Rubra,’ can be either cup or ...

Wilson's magnolia develops saucer-shaped, downward-facing flowers ... dark-green glossy leaves that are brown and velvety underneath. The big, bold but beautiful cup-shaped and wonderfully ...

Saucer magnolia has other features that set it apart from most trees. Its leaves are large, flat, oblong and lime green in color. Unlike the leathery leaves of the southern magnolia that defy ...

"The flowers appear sporadically from May to July, but they have an intensely lemony scent with big, glossy green leaves," says Bunting. Another well-loved variety is the Saucer magnolia ...

cucumber tree magnolia, and saucer magnolia. Tuliptree scale is often misidentified as magnolia scale, but it feeds on tulip tree (yellow poplar), magnolias, and sometimes lindens. The Magnolia scale ...

Credit: Getty Images/Photos from Japan, Asia and othe of the world Seeing a magnolia tree losing leaves can be worrying, but it can be part of its natural cycle. If you have a magnolia tree losing ...

Many flower en masse before they have produced this year’s leaves ... Chances are if you’ve got a magnolia in your local park it is likely to be the saucer magnolia (Magnolia x soulangeana ...