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Magnolia is a very popular plant and used to beautify gardens and terraces thanks to the splendid hairs and large tulip or star flowers, with colors ranging from white to pink or pink.
The genus consists of about 80 species of flowering, rustic, semi-evergreen, evergreen, or deciduous trees, and very ornamental shrubs. Magnolia originates in the southern regions of the United States, Japan, China and Korea; most species can develop without any problems in our country, and generally find a place in many gardens; in many botanical gardens and Italian parks you can find centenary specimens of spectacular dimensions.
It is a plant that requires exposure to sunshine or partial shade and shelter from strong winds; we must not forget, though, that magnolia is resistant to cold and low temperatures, it also fears late frosts, which can damage flowers and buds
Magnolia in short
Family: Magnoliaceae
Gender: Magnolia
Plant Type: Ornamental
Origin: United States, Japan, China and Korea
Vegetation: Tree or shrub
Foliage: Persistent or Deciduous
Habit: Upright
Use: Balcony or terrace, isolated plant or border
Hairline shape: Rounded or pyramidal
Height to maturity: 2 m to 10 m and beyond
Width at maturity: 5 m to 8 m in diameter
Growth rate: Slow
Diseases and parasites: Gray mucus (botrytis), mucus, chlorosis
Source: https://www.giardinaggio.it/giardino/singolepiante/magnolia/magnolia.asp
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Thank You!
the photo is mine, and I did not take any comment from the site you say but from a book, bought in a newsstand called "GARDEN TECHNIQUES" where they describe how to cultivate and all the other characteristics of the flowers, anyway thank you
It is a pleasure to see your images again and contact again, regards @fabio26
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thanks my dear @oscarps , a pleasure for me too, a hug, hello :)
That is so pretty!
thank you very much, good evening hello :)
@fabio26 very beautiful picture
thanks to true heart, good evening hello :)
that is a lovely tree!!
thanks to true heart, good evening hello :)
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@tipU - send tips by writing tip! in the comment, get share of the profit :)Such a beautiful magnolia! They are the very first flower here in the spring!
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thanks my dear, a hug, hello :)
Thanks for sharing for #treetuesday
always a pleasure to do it, hello :)
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