Magnolias (evergreen types) shed interior leaves each spring as new growth shades them out. This is normal—like pines dropping old needles. Environmental fluctuations cause heavier drop some years.
Sprinkler systems often wet only the top few inches. Deep water weekly (1 inch via pan test) to reach 18-24 inches. This reduces stress-induced shedding.
The nearby oak compounds interior shading. No pruning needed unless branches rub. Accept seasonal leaf drop as healthy renewal.
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