From the goblet-shaped displays of the most common variety, Magnolia soulangeana, to the ragged white petals of the stellata, they are irrepressible favourites. Since the start of the month ...

Thanks for your help. -- Susan Joffrion Answer: Poor foliage quality on Japanese magnolias (Magnolia x soulangeana) is not unusual in late summer -- especially in the case of young, newly planted ...

(Magnolia soulangeana). Both types have cultivars that feature different flower colors, shapes and growth habits. The star magnolia is somewhat smaller and can be grown either as a large shrub or ...

The tree looks like it's struggling. -- Susan Carter Answer: Poor quality foliage is typical in late summer for Japanese magnolias (Magnolia x soulangeana). It honestly looks like the trees are dying.

There are over 50 different types of deciduous magnolias, however, most homeowners in our area have two types: the star magnolia (Magnolia stellate) and the tulip magnolia, (Magnolia soulangeana).