Genus: Magnolia (Magnolia)

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Magnolia (Magnolia) Magnolia Stellata Centennial Blush (Centennial Blush Magnolia)

This plant can take on a shrub appearance with its lower branches intact, or like a tree with the snip of those same branches. Either way, this magnolia has pink buds that bloom to unique, pale pink, star-shaped blossoms in April . It grows best in moist, well-drained soil and lots of sun.

  • Height: 12'-15'
  • Spread: 10'-12'
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Magnolia (Magnolia) x 'Ann' (Ann Magnolia)

Best grown in moist, rich, well drained soil and protected from high winds. Pinkish Purple Blossoms.  Blooms later spring, and some blossoms even reappear in summer.  Dark green, leathery leaves and a rounded habit.

  • Height: 8'-10'
  • Spread: 8'-10'
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Magnolia (Magnolia) lilliflora x. 'Jane' (Jane Lily Magnolia)

Developed at the US National Arboretum in the ’50’s to combat late frosts killing the Magnolia blossoms. Large, fragrant, deep-purple blooms, with pure white insides, come out before the new spring foliage, and keep coming intermittently through the fall. Very hardy. Dark to medium green leaves. Part of the ‘Little Girl’ series.

  • Height: 15'-20'
  • Spread: 10'-15'
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Magnolia (Magnolia) lilliflora x. 'Betty' (Betty Lily Magnolia)

Flowers produced in mid to late April. Large, abundant flowers – red purple buds open to white and pink on the inside – opening before leaves. A very vigorous grower. Late blooming cultivar developed at the US National Arboretum. Foliage remains attractive all season. Part of the ‘Little Girl’ series.

  • Height: 8'-10'
  • Spread: 6'-8'
  • Exposure:
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  • Attracts Birds
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    Good for cut flowers
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    Rabbit Resistant
  • Attracts Butterflies
  • Attracts Hummingbirds
  • Deer Resistant
  • Fragrant
  • Salt Tolerant
  • Shade
  • Wet Soils