Magnolia flower|Interesting facts| Love Nature
Magnolia flower Magnolias are found in southeast Asia, eastern North America, West Indies, Central America and South America. Interestingly, these flowers are named after a French botanist Pierre Magnol! There are about 210 species of magnolia flowers varying in shapes, sizes, colours and other characteristics. Flowers bloom during the springs and amazingly enhance the beauty of nature! Magnolia is considered to live for years and hence believed as a symbol of persistence, endurance and determination. It also symbolises love for nature, beauty, nobility and feminine sweetness. The University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture says that the southern magnolia tree is not toxic for animals as well as humans. The flowers and berries don't result in food poisoning after ingestion. The flowers are of yellow, red, purple, pink and white colour, having a strong and pleasant, citrus-like aroma. They produce cone-shaped reddish brown fruits which contain kidney-shaped red seed...