Magnolia bud/bloom question
dpnsc
10 years ago
Hello, this tree appears to be Magnolia grandiflora, but the bud is long, narrow and "tissue-like" as shown. It falls off with the slightest touch. Does this indicate a disease, or is this another Magnolia species? Thanks for any help---
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