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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 Loebneri

A petite magnolia producing a confetti of fluttery star-shaped pure white flowers. The outer petals sometimes have a pink to light violet stripe. The flowers are more resistant to late night frost damage. Merrill is of more upright habit, making it ideal for smaller gardens. It was bred by Max Loebner around 1900. Deciduous

 

aka Dawn Redwood, Sheridan Spire

Dawn Redwood. This ancient Chinese Conifer was rediscovered in the 1940's and is now grown throughout the world. A handsome tree with ferny green foliage and 'shaggy' brown bark. The foliage turns gold-bronze prior to leaf fall. Likes some shelter, sun and a fertile, moist soil. Deciduous.

Endangered in natural habitats.

 

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aka Flowering Cherry

A beautiful, upright flowering cherry with frilled, double, shell pink flowers hanging in long-stalked clusters in mid-spring. Young foliage is an attractive, bronze-green, darkening to a deep green over summer. Deciduous.

 

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aka Flowering Cherry

Flowering Cherry. A Dunedin-raised cultivar, very suitable for the home garden. It produces larger, more plentiful semi-double blooms of white, flushed pink up to 4 times a year and is an impressive sight, in winter. Striking Autumn colours. Deciduous.