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MAGNOLIA kobus var. stellata 'Jane Platt' (C8) The flowers, lighter pink than 'Rosea', have 20- 30 tepals as compared to 8-12 of M. stellata 'Rosea.' 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 macrophylla This tree takes the award for having the largest leaves of any native tree. Flowers are white and about 12 inches wide in June/July. Leaves are oblong in shape and widest between the middle and the tip. more info |
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MAGNOLIA sieboldii (C8) Fragrant, elegant, three inch white bells, each with a striking red boss of stamens, hang below the branches. Flowers open primarily in the early Summer, but continue intermittently until late Summer. more info |
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MAGNOLIA sieboldii 'Colossus' (C8) 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 sieboldii 'Michiko Renge' An amazing double flowered sieboldii selection from Japan. more info |
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MAGNOLIA soulangeana 'Eskimo' The color is very light lilac which appears white in the distance. Flowers are produced midseason, but the open flowers have withstood at least 6 degrees of frost. Very slow growing. 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 'Diva' (C) Large, fragrant, deep pink flowers in great profusion. Grows into a large, broad-spreading tree to 50 feet. Very cold-hardy. 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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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' 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 'Northern Belle' (C8) The hardiest, most evergreen variety of sweetbay magnolia. It grows rapidly as a single stem tree form and it blooms for most of June and July in Ohio, with flowers somewhat larger than normal and very sweet-smelling. 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 'Santa Rosa' (C) This native is an upright evergreen with more tree-like form and open growth habit than typical. Leaves of 'Santa Rosa' are also larger, as are the white lemon-scented flowers. more info |
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