Magnolia grandiflora - Southern Magnolia on the left and Ficus mysorensis - Mysore Fig on the right
By Delonix1

6 Jun, 2010
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These trees are happily growing in Balboa Park, San Diego, CA.
Photo taken June 3, 2010.
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Its huge .....
6 Jun, 2010
Louise1:
Magnolia grandiflora grows very large...these trees are still young. Ficus trees however, do grow much larger...they are the true giants of the plants kingdom.
Mushybanna:
This Mysore fig is still a baby...probably 30 years old or so -- it still has another 300 to 600+ years to live. Many Ficus species are reported live more than 2,000 years...although, it's very difficult to document such a long-lived tree.
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I always thought M. grandiflora was big until i just saw that Ficus !!!
6 Jun, 2010