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Magnolia Fruitby ~Pentacle5

Photography / Animals, Plants & Nature / Flowers, Trees & Plants

Did you know magnolias produced fruit? Because I sure didn't until last summer! Though I suppose it makes sense since they produce flowers. This is the casing; the actual fruit is orange. Pretty! I wonder if it's edible...This tree grows in Veronika's garden

*pjropes Aug 22, 2009

I'm delighted to see this, its solved a mystery of several years! Its amazing how the ripples spread and intersect! I was referred to this by [link] after she found this : [link]
I'm so pleased, and forever in your debt

(both of you!

)

~Pentacle5 Aug 24, 2009

Thank you very much!

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~zelenaneman Feb 23, 2009 Hobbyist Artisan Crafter

Wonderfull. there is magniolia next door to my granma's house, but it never gave any fruit..

~Pentacle5 Feb 23, 2009

Maybe it's not old enough

Ours didn't make fruit for fifteen years! And then last summer...Voila! Fruit

~zelenaneman Feb 24, 2009 Hobbyist Artisan Crafter

Oh, it's old enough! At least 30 years, because it's there before I can remeber.
There is no other trees of magnolia in nearby, so that is probably reason.
But flowers are wonderfull and huge!

~Pentacle5 Feb 25, 2009

Ah! Yes, our neighbours a few houses down have a very old one. I guess we got a female! What colour are the flowers on yours?

~zelenaneman Mar 3, 2009 Hobbyist Artisan Crafter

It's a white one.. Very big flowers and gorgeous tree.. And also there is no another magnolia tree in miles, so there is no boy/girl to help..

~Pentacle5 Mar 3, 2009

Hmm, mine's white too, I was wondering whether colour had anything to do with gender, but...
I guess bees don't travel far enough!

~zelenaneman Mar 4, 2009 Hobbyist Artisan Crafter

No. colour have nothing with gender.
Here where I live now there is few white magnolias in the area and many pink-violet magnolias. They have smaller tree and smaller flowers than those white ones. They are just different kind.
I never seen some other colour than those two.

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