"Magnilia trees are beautiful. Magnolia trees thrive in the south, but they can survive in different soils and climates if properly cared for. The magnolia is not high maintenance. They grow best in aeas where there is minimal winter freezing.When deciding where to plant your magnolia, they should be placed in a moist area that has good drainage. They like acidic soil.Fertilize your tree after
. it starts showing new growth frequently. This will give it the nutrients it needs.Prune the tree when it is young. When planting, make the hole twice as wide as the root ball and only as deep. Also, cover with 3 to 5 inches of mulch.Once your magnolia is established, it requires regular irrigation. It should be watered once every 10 to 14 days.Insects and weevils pose a threat to magnolia trees. If this happens to your tree, use pesticides formulated for the specific pest to prevent a severe problem.It will take about 10 years for the magnolia tree to bloom, but when it does begin to bloom it will for a long time to come."
