But, naturally, as magnolias are much-adored trees for spring blossom, it can be disheartening to see. Let’s start by revealing the times when a magnolia tree losing leaves is nothing unusual.

Gardeners who prefer small magnolia trees or at least smaller magnolia tree leaves should try the relatively Lilliputian lily type, which tops off at 12 feet tall, its 3- to 6-inch purple-backed ...

There are probably 100 or so different species of magnolia around the world. Eight of them occur in North America, and of these, two species are evergreen: M. grandiflora (Southern magnolia), and ...

They grow in tree or shrub form, and some are deciduous, meaning they shed their leaves, while others remain evergreen. They have showy blooms and some types can live for up to 200 years!

Plant Doctor Tom MacCubbin offers advice to Orlando-area gardeners about magnolia trees, leaves, stems, azaleas, trimming, pruning, leaf spots, fungicide, Daconil ...

On a recent group tree identification hike in a Leon County park, I found it interesting that the one tree everyone could identify was southern magnolia, Magnolia grandiflora. And it’s no wonder ...

I’m wondering if you can tell me about this growth that opened into seeds on my Susan Magnolia tree. I’m also wondering if the leaves look diseased (I took this picture in the fall).