Evergreen magnolia tree

Common Names: Southern Magnolia Origin: Southern USA, Indomalaya, Southern China Elegant, robust foliage Lemony scented flowers Hedging, screening, feature or pots Commonly chosen for their heady fragrance and robust foliage, evergreen Magnolia make wonderful hedging, features and potted specimens. They come in a range of sizes, there always being a suitable species for the right […]

If you’ve always dreamed of having a huge magnolia in your garden but you don’t have a huge garden, then you should have a look at the Little Gem magnolia.

Magnolia ?Little Gem? Magnolia grandiflora The Little Gem is a dwarf variety of the very large Magnolia grandiflora. With medium to slow growth it will reach around 5 - 6 metres when mature. Highly sort after for its compact grow, dense foliage and prolific flowering. The large white flowers appear in summer and unlike other magnolias, will produce flowers from a young age. The leaves are dark green and leathery, with the underside having small tan hairs. Prefers well drained fertile soils…

Magnolias may be deciduous or evergreen. The evergreen magnolias provide cheery greenery and are valued for their leathery foliage. There are several magnolia evergreen varieties from which to choose. This article will help.

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

Trying to choose between Magnolia Little Gem and Teddy Bear Magnolia? Learn about the differences in height, leaves, flowers, and growth rate. Find out why Magnolia Little Gem is a smaller tree, growing to be only 6 meters tall at maturity, while Teddy Bear Magnolia can reach 10 meters. Click to read more and pick the

Yulan or Lily. Tree (Magnolia denudata [syn. Magnolia heptapeta]), a deciduous tree up to 15m tall This early-flowering magnolia from eastern and southern China has slightly citrus scented, pure white flowers. Order: Magnoliales, Family: Magnoliaceae

Well-timed trimming keeps these beautiful plants blooming and healthy. But exactly when to prune varies according to the type of magnolia you have.

(11//17/17) The evergreen sweetbay magnolia reliably retains its foliage during winter,