“Cucumber tree can grow to be a huge tree, so tall that you can’t even see the blooms,” Lobdell says. Here are some saucer-type hybrid magnolia varieties Lobdell recommends for Chicago-area ...

For more than 400 years, a tree has grown in North Canton. The 96-foot-tall cucumber magnolia is considered the oldest and largest of its kind.

The tree's soft bark is light gray-brown, and its timber is much like that of the tulip tree. Cucumber magnolias make excellent shade trees for parks and gardens. All parts of the tree are poisonous.

A cucumber-magnolia tree towers over North Canton, reaching the height of a nine-story building, as the biggest and oldest of its kind. The tree, located at Auburn Knolls condominiums, ...

Cucumber Magnolia (Magnolia acuminata) A deciduous native tree with golden fall color, cucumber magnolia grows to a height of up to 80 feet with 2- to 4-inch chartreuse, tulip-shaped flowers in ...

Saucer magnolia (Magnolia x soulangiana) stands proudly in many front yards in Chicago and the suburbs. But although its lavender-tinged white flowers are beautiful, sometimes frost and wind storms… ...

native, Magnolia acuminata, is called cucumber tree, and to most people little resembles cowcumber. Bigleaf magnolia is in the commercial trade, but not in great quantities.

Magnolia scale is one of the largest soft scales found in the U.S. and feeds on the sap of magnolias, particularly star magnolia, lily magnolia, cucumber tree magnolia, and saucer magnolia. Tuliptree ...

The stately cucumber tree is the only magnolia that reaches Canada and is common in the Georgia Blue Ridge Mountains. Leaves: alternate, simple, persistent or deciduous, unlobed Twigs: aromatic ...

The magnolia tree is a popular ornamental tree in Cape Girardeau County, ... It's the cucumber magnolia, a longtime resident that shares many feature... Sunday, November 3 76°F / Cape Girardeau ...