10 Southern Magnolia Tree 12" White Flowers Native Grandiflora Bull Bay Seeds

• Name: Southern Magnolia
• Other Common Names: Bull Bay
• Scientific Name: Magnolia Grandiflora
• Color: White Flowers / Showy Reddish Pink Seed Clusters In Fall / Undersides Of Leaves Are Reddish Brown
• Plant Seeds: Fall / Cold Stratify / Indoors Weeks Before Last Frost / Outdoors After Danger Of Frost
• Bloom Time: May - June, And Some Flowering Into Fall
• Ornamental Berries: Sept - Oct, Into Winter
• Hardiness Zone: 6 – 10
• Plant Height: 60 - 90'
• Plant Spacing: 30 - 40'
• Light Requirements: Sun - Part Shade
• Soil & Water Preferences: Average
• Quantity: 10 Seeds
• Other: The Southern Magnolia Is Native To The Southern Us. It Is The State Tree Of Mississippi And The State Flower Of Louisiana. Its Beautiful Flowers Are An Unbelievable 10 - 12" In Diameter!! The Fragrant Flowers Are White With Yellow Stamens & Have A Waxy Texture. The Flowers Turn Into Beautiful 3 – 4” Long Pink Fruit In The Fall. Plants Are Able To Tolerate Both Coastal Conditions & Moist Periods. This Magnolia’s Beautiful Hard Wood Is Used Commercially To Make Furniture. The Southern Magnolia Is An Evergreen With Dark Green Shiny Leaves Whose Undersides Are A Lovely Reddish Brown. The Leaves Are Stiff & Leathery, & Measure Up To 10" Long. They Are Used By Florists In Arrangements. Beautiful!