Evergreen Bigleaf Delcova

A Naturally Occurring Cultivar of Bigleaf Delcova.
== Desc ==
A cross between Myrtle and Bigleaf Delcovas. Some Sources say Southern Magnolia could also be involved in the hybridization. The first Hybrid was found growing in Massachusetts, and Virginia. The tree shares characteristics from both Delcovas, but also seems to have a magnolia shaped fruit. Its like a pine cone with red seeds on it. 
This tree will grow to 70-100'. However, most specimens max out around 50'. The leaves are very similar to both species, but this tree follows the myrtle delcova and southern magnolia in evergreen foliage. Flowers are pink and white catkins. Fruits are a pine cone like structure with small red jelly bean looking berries in The foliage is seagrape like. See the other 2 species above for other likely info on this tree. This tree is not common, therefore, not much is known about it. 
Category:Trees and Shrubs
Category:Hypo Nature
Category:Nature
Category:Delcovas