Yes, they do. There's a good picture of them on the link below. I've never tried them, but sources say the seed is best sown outdoors when fresh and you shouldn't expect germination till the following spring and maybe longer. They're propagated commercially from semi-ripe cuttings.

The ones around here are looking fabulous this year. Hopefully they won't get hit with a late freeze as so often happens.

Steven

Here is a link that might be useful: star magnolia (floridata)

Thanx. That was a great article. i think i just may try them to see what happens!

happy gardening!