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MAGNOLIA acuminata The modest-sized greenish-yellow flowers are followed by seedpods("cucumbers") which are eagerly foraged by birds and small mammals. The native North American species itself is a worthy addition to the landscape. more info |
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MAGNOLIA acuminata 'Brenda' Currently the deepest yellow flowered magnolia. Flower is the same size as 'Butterflies', but a much brighter color. The leaves are thick and dark. more info |
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MAGNOLIA acuminata var subcordata 'Skyland's Best' (FC) Bright yellow flowers and blooms two times per year (early spring and late summer). Growth habit is compact and pyramidal. more info |
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MAGNOLIA acuminata var. subcordata 'Koban Dori' (C8) Canary yellow flowers are 3 inches across in a small neatly cupped bloom. Smaller growing plant with more refined lighter branches and dainty pyramidal habit. Blooms occur when lime green leaves are flushing in spring. more info |
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MAGNOLIA denudata 'Gere' Deliciously fragrant, large, vase shaped, pure white flowers adorn this shrubby tree in late spring. Blooms 2-3 weeks later than either typical M. denudata or M. x soulangeana, thus avoiding the worst of late frosts. more info |
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MAGNOLIA grandiflora 'Beysdorfer' A variety found in the yard of George Beysdorfer in Norwalk Connecticut. A large tree in Madison, CT., propagated from the original was severely damaged by -18F on Christmas day in 1980. That aside, it normally does pretty well in southern coastal CT. more info |
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MAGNOLIA grandiflora 'D.D. Blanchard' (C8) A compact and pyramidal growth habit. The flowers are creamy white globe-shaped with fantastic fragrance. The leaff tops are dark shiny green and the backs are covered with rusty-brown felt. more info |
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MAGNOLIA grandiflora 'Edith Bogue' (C8) It has excellent tight, pyramidal form, and lustrous dark green leaves with light tomentum on the undersides. Hardy throughout Zone 6, possibly Zone 5 in sheltered locations. more info |
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MAGNOLIA kobus A shrubby tree with "star-like" white flowers. more info |
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MAGNOLIA kobus 'Morris Fragrant' Extremely abundant and fragrant double white flowers cover the tree in early spring. The delicious sweet fragrance has been described as that of grape soda or grape bubble gum! more info |
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MAGNOLIA kobus var. loebneri 'Donna' (C8) This selection is reported to have the largest flowers of any loebneri cultivar at 6-8 inches. The May (in MA) blooms are white, flowers also open flatter than most loebneri cultivars. more info |
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MAGNOLIA kobus var. stellata 'Two Stones' This tetraploid was produced by Augie Kehr and is like a kobus but with all parts larger. Fast growing and will produce a perfectly shaped tree. more info |
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MAGNOLIA sieboldii 'Colossus' The flowers are large, often 5 to 6 inches in diameter with 10 to 17 heavy-textured tepals, and very fragrant. The leaves are up to a foot in length and 6 inches wide. more info |
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MAGNOLIA sprengeri 'Dark Diva' or 'Mystery Diva' (FC) A dark pink flowered selection raised by Phil Savage from seed collected at the Strybing Arboretum. Hardier than Diva. more info |
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MAGNOLIA sprengeri 'Eric Savill' (C8) Fragrant, deep red-purple blossoms on a large statured plant. Originated at Savill Garden, England. more info |
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