1,848 Southern Magnolia Tree Images and Stock Photos

White evergreen magnolia grandiflora flower swaying in the wind on a tree branch with lush succulent foliage close up

Southern magnolia ( Magnolia grandiflora ) tree. Magnoliaceae evergreen tree. Large white flowers bloom in early summer and oval fruit in autumn.

A white magnolia grandiflora flower on the campus of University of Houston, Texas

Magnolia grandiflora, commonly called Southern magnolia or Bull bay, is a medium to large evergreen tree, growing to 10-30meters high. Native to Southeastern United States, it is now widely cultivated in warm areas around the world. Flagrant white flowers bloom in early summer (June-July), which turn into cone-like fruiting clusters that mature in late summer to early fall, releasing seeds at maturity.

Magnolia grandiflora, commonly called Southern magnolia or Bull bay, is a medium to large evergreen tree, growing to 10-30meters high. Native to Southeastern United States, it is now widely cultivated in warm areas around the world. Flagrant white flowers bloom in early summer (June-July), which turn into cone-like fruiting clusters that mature in late summer to early fall, releasing seeds at maturity.

Magnolia grandiflora leaves and flowers

A large, creamy white southern magnolia flower blossom is circled by the glossy green leaves of the tree.

A large, creamy white southern magnolia flower blossom circled by the glossy green leaves of the tree

Close-up of Magnolia grandiflora flower.

Magnolia grandiflora, commonly called Southern magnolia or Bull bay, is a medium to large evergreen tree, growing to 10-30meters high. Native to Southeastern United States, it is now widely cultivated in warm areas around the world. Flagrant white flowers bloom in early summer (June-July), which turn into cone-like fruiting clusters that mature in late summer to early fall, releasing seeds at maturity.

Southern magnolia ( Magnolia grandiflora ) fruits. Magnoliaceae evergreen tree. The fruit consists of many follicles that come together to form an oval cluster.

Magnolia grandiflora blossom

white flowers and lush foliage of Magnolia grandiflora tree

Southern magnolia Exmouth flower (Magnolia grandiflora Exmouth)

Southern white magnolia flower and glossy green foliage. Magnolia grandiflora evergreen flowering plant.

In this horizontal, color, royalty free stock photograph a blooming Magnolia tree in Atlanta, Georgia. This tree is native to the Southeastern part of the United States. The blossoming white petals of the fragrant plant are open among the green leaves. Photography created with a Samsung Galaxy S5 mobile phone.

Southern Magnolia in public park Magnolia grandiflora

Little Gem Southern Magnolia tree with dark green leave and rusty brown on the underside isolated on white background

Lotus-flowered Magnolia,Large-flowered Magnolia,many beautiful pink flowers blooming in the countryside,Southern Magnolia,Loblolly Magnolia

Branches of magnolia ( Magnolia grandiflora ) tree with leaves and flowers against blue sky on sunny spring day

Single Magnolia flower over white background. Little Gem dwarf variety of magnolia grandiflora.

Branches of southern magnolia ( Magnolia grandiflora ) tree with leaves and flowers on sunny day

Flower of the Magnolia grandifloraThai Sambok Flower

large white magnolia flower in bloom

Magnolia grandiflora, commonly called Southern magnolia or Bull bay, is a medium to large evergreen tree, growing to 10-30meters high. Native to Southeastern United States, it is now widely cultivated in warm areas around the world. Flagrant white flowers bloom in early summer (June-July), which turn into cone-like fruiting clusters that mature in late summer to early fall, releasing seeds at maturity.

Magnolia grandiflora, commonly known as the southern magnolia or bull bay, is a tree of the family Magnoliaceae native to the southeastern United States.

Southern magnolia ( Magnolia grandiflora ) fruits. Magnoliaceae evergreen tree. The fruit consists of many follicles that come together to form an oval cluster.

Magnolia, a large genus of about 210 to 340 flowering plant species in the subfamily Magnolioideae of the family Magnoliaceae.

Little Gem magnolia. Dwarf variety of Magnolia Grandiflora. Also called Evergreen, Bull Bay, Laurel and Loblolly. Close up image of flower with leaves isolated on white background.

Close-up of Magnolia leaves in dappled sunlight under the branches. selective focus background

Seed pods of a magnolia tree that are ready to drop.

Little Gem magnolia. Dwarf variety of Magnolia Grandiflora. Also called Evergreen, Bull Bay, Laurel and Loblolly. Close up image of flower with leaves isolated on white background.

An ornamental shrub originating from America that can grow up to 25m high

Magnolia flower, top view, isolated on white. Dwarf variety of magnolia grandiflora, Little Gem.

Uruguay - Montevideo - The fruit and seeds of Magnolia grandiflora evergreen tree (aka southern magnolia or bull bay) with dark-green leaves around in a city park on plaza Zabala with blured background and foreground

Horizontal closeup photo of a single perfect white flower, flower Bud and glossy green leaves growing on a Magnolia tree in a garden.

Southern magnolia (Magnolia grandiflora). Called Evegreen Magnolia, Bull Bay, Bullbay Magnolia, Laurel Magnolia and Loblolly Magnolia also

Magnolia grandiflora fresh foliage

Magnolia grandiflora leaves and flowers

Large white magnolia Grandiflora flower at the background of lavender field.

Vintage engraved illustration isolated on white background - Southern magnolia or bull bay (Magnolia grandiflora)

The beautiful white flower of the Magnolia Grandiflora, or Southern Magnolia.

Bogota, Colombia - High angle view of the eastbound lanes of Calle 100 or 100 Street, in the La Castellana area of the Colombian Capital city of Bogota. Today, inspite of increasing relaxation of the Lockdown rules, there is not much traffic on the road. To the right is a row of Southern Magnolia trees. The elevation at street level is about 8500 feet above mean sea level. Horizontal Format.

Magnolia grandiflora, commonly called Southern magnolia or Bull bay, is a medium to large evergreen tree, growing to 10-30meters high. Native to Southeastern United States, it is now widely cultivated in warm areas around the world. Flagrant white flowers bloom in early summer (June-July), which turn into cone-like fruiting clusters that mature in late summer to early fall, releasing seeds at maturity.

Vertical closeup photo of a single perfect white flower and glossy green leaves growing on a Magnolia tree in a garden.

A big beautiful southern magnolia blossom with glossy green leaves and a fully mature seed pod in the middle.

Southern magnolia (Magnolia grandiflora). Called Evegreen Magnolia, Bull Bay, Bullbay agnolia, Laurel Magnolia and Loblolly Magnolia also. Image of flower isolated on white background

Close-up of large, cream and pale green colored bud surrounded by large dark green leaves with distinctive tobacco colored backs. Summertime, Seattle.