Collection: Magnolia
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Magnolia loeb. Merrill 8-10cm Girth Standard
Magnolia loeb. MerrillFull sunDeciduousIn stockRegular price £193.00Regular priceSale price £193.00 -
Magnolia Rose Marie Tree 8/10cm Girth
Magnolia Rose MarieFull sunDeciduousIn stockRegular price £200.00Regular priceSale price £200.00 -
Magnolia Royal Star 6-8cm Girth Standard
Magnolia Royal StarFull sunDeciduousIn stockRegular price £175.00Regular priceSale price £175.00 -
Magnolia Soulangeana 20 Litre Pot 150/175cm
Magnolia × soulangeanaFull sunDeciduousGetting lowRegular price £153.00Regular priceSale price £153.00 -
Magnolia Soulangeana 4 Litre Pot 60/80cm
Magnolia × soulangeanaFull sunDeciduousPre-orderRegular price £18.30Regular priceSale price £18.30 -
Magnolia soulangeana Andre Leroy 15 Litre Pot
Magnolia × soulangeana 'André Leroy'Full sunDeciduousIn stockRegular price £82.50Regular priceSale price £82.50 -
Magnolia Stellata 10 Litre Pot Half Standard Stem 90cm
Magnolia stellataFull sunDeciduousGetting lowRegular price £134.00Regular priceSale price £134.00 -
Magnolia Stellata 12 Litre Pot
Magnolia stellataFull sunDeciduousGetting lowRegular price £51.75Regular priceSale price £51.75
Magnolia
Magnolias are deciduous or evergreen shrubs, majestic shrubs that are adored by all gardeners. They are grown for their showy, erect flowers which come in a wide range of colours from white to purple. Leaves are borne after the flowers and are ovate and alternate. Magnolias also bear cone-like, red seeds which are very attractive in autumn.
Where to Site Your Magnolia
Magnolia’s are perfect for flowers borders, feature shrubs and even being planted in pots. Ideally in plenty of space as they will fill the gap over time
How to Grow and Look after your Magnolia
To get the best growth and flowers then plant in full sun in fertile moist soil. A sheltered site is best for Magnolia Grandiflora.
Pruning should only be done mid-summer and early autumn otherwise they bleed. Only prune any damaged and weak branches, and renovation pruning should be done over a couple of years.
Once planted in the ground they do not like to be transplanted especially if the girth is over 4”






