Magnolia plant categories

Magnolia is another name for Magnolia grandiflorum in the Magnoliaceae family. It belongs to angiosperms. Magnolia has a history of 2,500 years of cultivation in my country and is a famous ornamental tree species.

The role of magnolia

Magnolia is a famous ornamental tree species in gardens, mostly planted as street trees. The magnolia magnolia extract can be used to extract essence or fumigation tea, or to extract medicinal properties. For treating coughs; Magnolia officinalis leaves can extract sesame oil, called "Magnolia officinalis leaf oil", which can be used to prepare essence; Magnolia officinalis root bark can be used as a medicine to treat constipation.

Where Magnolia grows

Magnolia loves light and is cold-resistant. It can survive the winter in the wild. It avoids low humidity and is prone to root rot. It can grow in weakly alkaline soil. Magnolia is native to Java Island in Indonesia and is now widely planted in Southeast Asia. It is very commonly cultivated in Fujian, Guangdong, Guangxi, Yunnan and other provinces in my country. Many provinces in the Yangtze River Basin have potted plants and spend the winter in greenhouses.

Magnolia’s appearance and pictures

Magnolia is a deciduous tree that grows very tall and can grow up to 17 meters high. The bark of Magnolia is gray. When its leaves are crushed or rubbed, it will smell a fragrance. The newly grown branches of Magnolia have some small hairs, but they will fall off when they grow up. Magnolia leaves Most are oval in shape, with clear texture on the leaves.