Southern Magnolia
Magnolia grandifolia, ‘Southern Magnolia’
$149.00 – $225.00
Southern Magnolia is a treasured fragrant flowering evergreen for zone 6-9 that is a beautiful addition to every landscape. It does need some shelter from cold winters, but it is generally a hardy specimen in zone 6 & 7.
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A precocious bloomer displaying very large 12" fragrant flowers in June. This is a dwarf variety of the straight macrophylla, aka Big Leaf Magnolia. It is a magnificent dwarf tree to be seen by all. These are luscious and extravagant dwarf trees to have in any garden. Even when not in bloom, the large leaves give an exotic look to add another dimension to your garden.
Flowering Trees
The Moonglow Magnolia is one of our favorite magnolias. It is a hard-to-find semi-evergreen retaining more than 50% of its leaves through the winter, and develops many flowering buds blooming June through August. It is a faster growing variety of Sweetbay Magnolia, and produces the same beautiful lemon scented flowers. This wonderful tree can be used as an all-season privacy tree to help block an undesirable view. The Moonglow Magnolia is also perfect for your outdoor living spaces. It offers that exotic look along with the many luscious flowers, and a heavenly fragrance from May through August. This is the tree that everyone wants to see out their window full of lush green leaves...in summer and mid-winter. It is highly recommended!
Shade Trees
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Shade Trees
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Shade Trees
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