| Magnolia Betty |
A really gorgeous hybrid form. In spring large goblet like flower heads of beautiful purple-red outside and white within appear. A reliable performer. |
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| Magnolia Galaxy |
A very good hybrid Magnolia having M. lilliflora nigra in its parentage, not surprising then to see pink purple tulip shaped flowers, slightly fragrant which are produced quite freely even on young trees |
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| Magnolia grandiflora |
A classic amongst 'English Country Garde' plants fabulous site when trained against the wall of animposing pile, the sumptious goblets of creamy white are a perfect match for the large glossy green exotic foliage |
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| Magnolia grandiflora Exmouth |
Definitely one of my favorite Magnolias, this evergreen form has large shiny mid-green leaves with red-brown felt on the undersides. This clone flowers from an early age with huge ivory coloured cup shaped flowers with a heavenly lemony-watermelon scent. |
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| Magnolia grandiflora Gallissonniere |
A very hardy form of these magnificent evergreen shrubs. Very large beautifully scented flowers and large glossy leaves with red-brown felt undersides. |
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| Magnolia grandiflora Goliath |
This form of M. grandiflora flowers from a young age. The larger than usual scented flowers open in summer over the broad glossy green leaves. Provides just the right note to the classic English garden. |
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| Magnolia grandiflora Victoria |
A wonderful variety recently come into our collection, said to be a particularily hardy selection originating as it does from Victoria in British Columbia |
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| Magnolia liliiflora Nigra |
More compact than the parent with seemingly larger purple goblet shaped flowers creamy white inside |
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| Magnolia loebneri Leonard Messel |
A magnificent hybid which makes a small tree or tall shrub. It has deep pink flower buds which open to large lilac-pink fragrant flowers in April. |
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| Magnolia loebneri Merrill |
A magnificent hybid which makes a small tree or tall shrub. It has deep pink flower buds which open to large lilac-pink fragrant flowers in April. |
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| Magnolia soulangeana |
Usually met as a low forking and spreading large shrub or small tree. Flowers before the leaves in April and May tulip shaped white within and purple shade on the outside |
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| Magnolia soulangeana Brozzonii |
An absolute must for all Magnolia lovers, a much sought after soulangeana form, purple shaded white flowers of generous size with an almost metallic sheen |
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| Magnolia soulangeana Rustica Rubra |
Originated as a seedling of M. Lennei, this Magnolia has beautiful large goblet shaped flowers of a deep rosy red - a very useful reliable grower. |
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| Magnolia soulangeana Sundew |
A relative new arrival on the scene, extra large creamy white flowers with a pink red flush at the base |
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| Magnolia Star Wars |
A cross between M. cambellii and M. lilliflora originating from New Zealand, makes a small to medium sized tree with pink flowers white inside blooms from an early age |
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| Magnolia stellata |
Well known Magnolia with strapped shaped flowers, slow growing and compact an ideal first choice Magnolia. |
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| Magnolia stellata Royal Star |
Flowering a bit later than M. stellata and with larger pink tinged buds opening to white star like flowers. |
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| Magnolia stellata Water Lily |
A sought after form with larger than the type white strap like flowers. Originated in Japan |
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| Magnolia Susan |
This popular hybrid will make a medium sized shrub of upright habit. When in bud, the flowers are a rich deep purple, opening to a red-purple with paler inside. |
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| Magnolia tripetala |
The 'Umbrella Tree' a relatively obscure Magnolia making eventualy a medium sized tree of open habit. Huge glossy green leaves and large cream coloured flowers in May |
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| Magnolia Wada's Memory |
Makes a small tree, originally selected from seed raised plants. Large scented white flowers produced in abundance |
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| Magnolia wilisonii |
A superb early summer flowering form with white hanging flowers and crimson stamens. Looks fantastic in a lightly shaded corner of the garden. |
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