Southern Magnolia
(Magnolia grandiflora)

Other Information
Physical Characteristics
Type: Tree
Height: 60 - 80 ft
Spread: 30 - 50 ft
Flower Color: White / Cream
Flower Time: Late Spring (May - Jun)
Fruit Type: Fruit Cones
Fruit Color: Green / Red / Brown
Autumn Color: Evergreen
Sun Conditions: Full Sun / Part Shade
Shade Tolerance: Medium
Moisture Preference: Medium
Deer Resistance*: Medium
Dog Safe**: Yes
Conservation Status (MD): N/A
Other Names:
*Deer resistance can vary based on many factors
**Always consult with a veterinarian about plants toxic to dogs and other animals
Wildlife Benefits:
Southern Magnolia flowers produce pollen and nectar, attracting a variety of pollinators. The seeds are eaten by birds and mammals. Trees grow densely and are evergreen, providing year round cover and shelter for wildlife. They also offer nesting habitats for birds.