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The growth of magnolias is quite slow, but these trees can grow quite old and last a human lifetime
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Planting a magnolia is a delicate matter because the vegetation must not represent any competition. We have listed suitable species for you
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Most magnolias are hardy even at very low temperatures, but must be protected when they are young
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If the magnolia loses leaves, there are various possible causes. In our overview you will find the most important and the countermeasures
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Magnolias like a sunny, but not too sunny location with slightly acidic, moist soil
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Magnolias can also be affected by mildew. The fungal disease can be kept well under control with home remedies such as milk or nettle decoction
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Magnolias are generally rarely attacked by pests. Weakened plants are a prime target for plant lice and whiteflies
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The best time to prune a magnolia is immediately after flowering so that the tree can recover from the procedure
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With these three methods and a little patience, you can easily grow your own magnolia tree yourself
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Does cutting magnolia make sense in autumn? Magnolias should be pruned as soon as possible after flowering - if at all
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Fungal infestation mainly occurs on weakened and/or injured magnolias. Find out what you can do about it in our guide
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Weakened magnolias are particularly susceptible to diseases. Read about common diseases and what you can do about them
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Many magnolias take up a lot of space as they get older. In our overview you will find some small varieties for the garden and balcony
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Magnolia buds form in autumn and protect themselves with a hairy covering. There are many reasons why buds do not form or drop
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Young magnolias in particular need to be protected in winter. In spring, late frosts threaten the magical blossoms
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With good care, a small magnolia variety can also thrive in a large pot. However, it will never grow as large as a garden magnolia
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Some types of magnolia can reach a height of 20 meters or more, others remain significantly smaller. You can find detailed information in our table
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Magnolia grow naturally as a large shrub, but can also be trained into a majestic standard tree
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Small-growing magnolias can be planted as a hedge. In this article we present suitable varieties and the requirements for planting
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Magnolias require a lot of space, some varieties grow up to 10 meters high. You can compare the sizes in our table
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Magnolia is only slightly poisonous to humans and animals. The bark is even used as a remedy in traditional Chinese medicine
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If a magnolia develops yellow leaves outside of autumn, there is usually chlorosis, i.e. H. a nutrient deficiency
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Your newly purchased magnolia needs moist, humus-rich and slightly acidic soil. Sandy or loamy soil, on the other hand, is unsuitable
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The fruit of the magnolia is not edible, but can be used for decorative purposes. You can grow new magnolias from the seeds
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The magnolia produces cone-like, brown to red fruits over the summer. In autumn these burst open and the red seeds appear
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He althy magnolias need no fertilizer other than mature compost. The situation is different with ailing trees. You can tell what is missing by looking at the color of the leaves
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The captivating scent of magnolia can be captured in its essential oil, which can be used for perfumes, creams and bath products
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If your magnolia has brown leaves, the cause is usually the wrong location or unsuitable soil
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The magnolia with its magnificent flowers is a pretty eye-catcher. The plant is quite peculiar, but thrives excellently with the right care
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Training a magnolia to become a bonsai is a very difficult task. After all, the wood actually doesn't like to be cut at all
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Is your magnolia not blooming? Don't lose patience, as many specimens take several years to bloom for the first time
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Some magnolia varieties bloom not only in spring, but even into August. We'll tell you the flowering times of the most popular magnolias
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The magnolia needs a slightly acidic to acidic, humus-rich soil so that it grows and blooms vigorously in the following years
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The magnolia blooms in August? A second bloom is not unusual, provided spring started early and mildly. Summer magnolias also bloom late
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Small magnolias can generally be cultivated in a sufficiently large container, but they require a lot of space and care
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The easiest way to propagate magnolias is to lower them or remove moss. We will explain to you how this method works
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Transplanting a magnolia is not an easy task due to its flat and branched roots. With our tips you can do it
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Wild garlic differs from other types of leek in its preference for consistently moist soil and prefers to grow in the shade
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Are you unsure when is the right time to cut the evergreen cherry laurel? In this article you will find out everything you need
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Planting a magnolia correctly is not difficult. The most important thing is the right location, because these lushly flowering trees usually don't like frost