Plant Type: tree Height: 35 feet Spread: 25 feet Sunlight: partial shade to full sun
A hybrid magnolia selected for its lemon yellow cup-shaped blooms in spring; neat habit of growth and large, coarse leaves, will...
A can't-miss accent tree for home landscapes, smothered in large purple-pink flowers in mid-spring, showy for miles around; a...
Plant Type: tree Height: 40 feet Spread: 30 feet Sunlight: partial shade to full sun
A hybrid magnolia selected for its light yellow star-shaped blooms in spring; neat habit of growth and large, coarse leaves, will...
Plant Type: tree Height: 25 feet Spread: 8 feet Sunlight: partial shade to full sun
A stunning magnolia that produces luminous yellow blooms with plum flushed bases; a small tree with an upright columnar form and...
Plant Type: tree Height: 15 feet Spread: 12 feet Sunlight: partial shade to full sun
A stunning magnolia that produces large purple and white blooms; a small tree or large shrub with an upright oval form and large,...
Plant Type: tree Height: 20 feet Spread: 15 feet Sunlight: partial shade to full sun
An exquisitely beautiful magnolia with yellow blooms that are striped with pink; a small tree or large shrub with a tidy form and...
A hybrid magnolia selected for its showy pale yellow flowers in spring; neat habit of growth and large, coarse leaves, will grow...
Plant Type: tree Height: 25 feet Spread: 18 feet Sunlight: partial shade to full sun
An ideal accent tree for smaller home landscapes, features extremely fragrant star-shaped snow-white flowers in early spring with...
Plant Type: tree Height: 25 feet Spread: 25 feet Sunlight: partial shade to full sun
A small tree with sparse, extremely fragrant cup-shaped flowers in spring and sporadically throughout summer, large leaves with...
Plant Type: tree Height: 25 feet Spread: 20 feet Sunlight: shade to full sun
A small to medium sized tree with fragrant cup-shaped flowers in late spring; withstands lower winter temperatures, deciduous to...
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