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Trees & Shrubs » Magnolia 64 items found. Click on photo/text link for more information on any product.
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Magnolia If rhododendrons are the "King of Shrubs", then magnolias are surely the "Queen of Trees! From the earliest blooms of Spring to the fragrant flowers of Summer, magnolias offer a wide selection of color and form.
The past several decades have produced an explosion of new magnolia cultivars, beginning with the ground-breaking breeding work done at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Augie Kehr, David Leach, Phil Savage and Dennis Ledvina.
The diversity of colors include white (mostly found in M. kobus, loebneri, denudata, virginiana and grandiflora. yellow (accuminata and its hybrids), pink (soulangeana). These are just a sampling of colors, species and breeders
We like to think that we offer the largest selection of magnolias in the US. Most of our offerings are in 2 gallon pots and are budded(a type of grafting) onto cold-hardy and drought-tolerant M. kobus understock. The use of this understock produces healthy, fast growing trees with nice straight single trunks. A few of our offerings are grown on their own roots from cuttings, or from seed in the case of wild species. These are noted in the descriptions. Some of these varieties are extremely new and still quite rare, so we may only have a couple to offer, hence the higher prices.
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MAGNOLIA tripetala (C8) Giant deciduous leaves to 2 feet long cluster at the ends of the branches. Flowers are white, about 8 inches across, and earlier than macrophylla, in early June. more info
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MAGNOLIA virginiana Moonglow® 'Jim Wilson' PP12065 Magnolia Moonglow® aka 'Jim Wilson' is an exceptionally fast growing selection with fragrant creamy-white flowers in late May to June; an upright growth habit to 35 feet; and dark green semievergreen foliage. more info
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MAGNOLIA virginiana 'Plena' (C8) This is the rare double-flowered form of our native Sweetbay Magnolia, which is native to the Eastern U.S. Sweetly fragrant, small tree. more info
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MAGNOLIA virginiana var. australis 'Henry Hicks' Remains evergreen down to about -17°F (Dirr) It grows more tree-like than other forms. more info
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