My saucer magnolia this morning

[Major Nikon]

[Sanity Claws]

1. Did it also bloom in the spring?

I'm not familiar with magnolias that bloom in the fall.

[Major Nikon]

4. Yes

It blooms even more abundantly in the spring and the leaves aren't so baked from the hot Texas summer sun. I also have two other varieties of magnolia trees in my yard. The other two are in my front yard and are also dwarf forms, but both are considerably larger than the saucer despite being planted much later. My saucer magnolia is just a nice little specimen I planted just outside my bedroom window.

[Arkansas Granny]

2. Very nice. I especially like the one with the dewdrops.

[OregonBlue]

3. Gorgeous!!

[CaliforniaPeggy]

5. These photos are just wonderful, my dear Major Nikon!

And what a smart move, planting it outside your bedroom window.

Beautiful little tree!

[Bayard]

6. Gorgeous!

My little white one just finished blooming.

[flamin lib]

7. What a lovely tree!

I really like the second pic with the soft light and dew drops.

[niyad]

8. So lovely. Thank you for sharing this.

[electric_blue68]

9. How nice! There's two of them...

about 3 blocks away from me (in NYC) that look like yours. They are some of the earlier blossoming trees we have in the Spring

It has to stay quite warm most of the time in late Sept, early Oct for them to do any reblooming.

Extra for the top photo.