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A good small tree with quite a wide growth habit. The juvenile spring foliage is an attractive bronze shade. The flowers are a pale yellow with a shaggy star shape. Great for smaller landscape designs. Happiest in the sun with protection from strong winds. Deciduous. Est.10yr.growth.

This Magnolia has a Gold Star from the Royal Horticultural Society in that it has received an Award of Garden Merit.

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aka Magnolia

This stunning NZ bred tree will take your breath away when in full bloom. The large furry buds open to enormous cup-shaped flowers in shades of lavender pink and cream and appear over quite a long period in spring. Hardy and easy to grow but best in a sheltered position. Est.10yr.growth.

Iolanthe is a Jury Hybrid.

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aka Magnolia

This Magnolia is also known as Caerhays New Purple as it was bred at Caerhays Castle in the gardens created by J C Williams. No matter what the name it is a beautiful Magnolia with an upright fast growing habit and everything from small white to large rich purple coloured blooms. Deciduous. 10 year growth estimate.

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aka Magnolia

A magnificent Magnolia which tantalizes with large woolly buds that open to reveal large, cupped, deep magenta blooms with attractive prominent stamens. May take a few years to flower but worth the wait. Plant in a sheltered spot in acid soil for best results. Deciduous. Est.10yr.growth.

The seed for this Magnolia was first collected from the Yunnan region in China by intrepid plant collector George Forrest in 1924. It didn't flower until 1947 - good things do indeed take time.

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aka Magnolia

Deep pink buds that open to a profusion of star shaped blooms in a softer shade of pink. The blooms have a delightful fragrance and appear in early spring. Growth habit is more shrub-like rather than upright. Deciduous. Est.10yr.growth.

The late Leonard Messel was the owner of 'Nymans' the garden where this wonderful Magnolia 'star' was born.

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aka Lily Magnolia

Native to China and introduced to Europe in 1790 this Magnolia has a multi-branched, shrub-like habit. The blooms open from long erect buds and appear for several months over spring. Rich purple on the outside with white interiors. Plant in a sunny, sheltered spot with acid soil. Deciduous. Est.10yr.growth.

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The slender curved buds of this deciduous, small, Magnolia are deepest black. The blooms when open are a dark maroon purple with creamy white interiors. Elegant and compact. In a good season will flower for 2 months through from late spring to early summer. Plant in a sunny sheltered position. Deciduous. Est.10yr.growth.

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Limelight Magnolia is blanketed in stunning fragrant lemon yellow cup-shaped flowers held atop the branches in mid spring, which emerge from distinctive yellow flower buds. It has dark green foliage throughout the season. The large pointy leaves turn coppery-bronze in fall. The fruits are showy pink pods displayed in early fall. Deciduous

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aka Magnolia

Another star from the Jury family bred right here in NZ. A medium sized deciduous tree with a full compliment of big beautiful cup shaped blooms in mid spring. The flowers are white with a blush of pink at the base. Happiest in a sheltered spot in nice acid soil. Est.10.yr.growth.

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aka Magnolia

This Magnolia is NZ Bred and will put on a spring show for you with wine red goblet shaped blooms that have a pure white interior - a striking contrast. Healthy, disease resistant green foliage and a nice compact habit. Plant in a sheltered position in acid soil. Deciduous. Est.10yr.growth.