Magnolia jane

Jane Magnolia trees are cold-hardy, blooming huge, gorgeous flowers even in cooler climates. Learn more about these trees in this guide.

Magnolia tree (magnolia jane)

February is the magical time of year in North Texas when the Saucer Magnolia (Magnolia x soulangeana), or locally called, Tulip Tree, bursts with huge, 6-8 inch blooms in varying shades of pink against the otherwise barren winter landscape. The tree’s timing, aroma and shades of flowers are quite appropriate for the month of love. And, as its common name suggests, the…

Magnolia x Jane

Magnolias are beautiful flowering plants. There are about 210 different varieties and species.

The Jane Magnolia is an incredibly hardy, fast-growing, petite-sized magnolia tree variety that features vibrant flower buds. The buds bloom on bare branches for about a month in mid to late spring, before the onset of its summer foliage. These huge, fragrant pink and purple tulip-shaped blossoms brighten any yard or garden. They are easily grown and are small enough that they can be planted just about anywhere.

One of my favorite Spring-flowering trees is Magnolia Jane. It’s easy to grow, reliably hardy even through tough Winters, and puts on quite a show almost year-round. Here’s why you absolutely need at least one Magnolia Jane in your garden. We purchased three small Magnolia Jane shrubs years ago. Of course this was before I...Read More

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