An ornamental symbol of the American South, the Southern Magnolia is a large evergreen that can grow to 80 feet in height. 

Its incredible, linen-white flowers adorn the tree from late spring through the summer months. The flowing petals sprawl out, revealing a bright white center. A sweet, distinctive fragrance emanates from the flowers, permeating the lush landscapes and stately plantations throughout the south. So pretty are the Southern Magnolia's flowers, they are the most commonly used flowers for bridal bouquets.  camouflage, which peels off in large flakes. Splotches, where bark has peeled off, can be brown, green, or gray.  This will be a stunning addition to any landscape.