Category Archives: Magnolia Plant
Magnolia ‘Honey Tulip’
An extraordinary new variety from renowned New Zealand breeder, Mark Jury. Magnolia ?Honey Tulip? produces the same goblet-shaped blooms as the well-known variety ?Black Tulip?, but with alluring pale gold petals and butterscotch anthers. The blooms retain their shape and
Lavatera x clementii ‘Rosea’
This beautiful lavatera has masses of saucer shaped soft pink flowers up to 7cm across that smother its branches from June to September. The bright green foliage of Lavatera clementii ?Rosea? provides a stunning contrast to its eye-catching blooms. Extremely
Magnolia stellata ‘Royal Star’
Magnolia stellata ‘Royal Star’ is a strong deciduous shrub. The bare stems of Magnolia stellata ‘Royal Star’ are adorned with large white flowers that unfurl from silky buds. The immaculate semi-double blooms are delicately scented as well. As the flowers
Lavatera x clementii ‘Red Rum’
Mallows are classic cottage garden shrubs, always popular for their hollyhock-like flowers that are borne throughout summer. The blooms of Lavatera x clementii ‘Red Rum’ are a flamboyant mauve-pink that stands out nicely against the green, three-lobed leaves. This rounded
Lychnis coronaria
An award winning herbaceous perennial which will add height and interest to sunny, well-drained borders, attracting plenty of butterflies and bees to your garden. Lychnis coronaria boasts a profusion of striking, magenta blooms which appear upon slender, wiry stems and
Magnolia ‘Satisfaction’
Magnolia ‘Satisfaction’, with its neat, bushy habit, is ideal for smaller gardens where space is limited. In April and May, large, goblet-shaped blooms appear on bare stems, emitting a subtle fragrance. The pale pink petals contrast with the deep pink
Magnolia ‘Daybreak’
Thoroughly deserving of its RHS AGM, this deciduous Magnolia boasts scented pink blooms from April to May. Unlike some varieties, Magnolia ?Daybreak? will flower from an early age, making this a treasured shrub in spring gardens. This well branched variety
Magnolia ‘Sunsation’
Magnolia ?Sunsation’ is one of the latest yellow-flowered varieties to bloom, making it less likely to be damaged by frosts. The large goblet shaped flowers are primrose yellow, streaked with rose pink, producing an enchanting sunset effect. With an upright
Magnolia x loebneri ‘Wildcat’
Loebneri Magnolia ‘Wildcat’ is a double flowered hybrid with white blooms that are 10cm (4) in diameter and sometimes tinged with pink. The flowers appear on bare stems in April. Bronzed leaves emerge later, turning mid-green in the summer. A
Magnolia ‘Black Tulip’
This sensational magnolia is one of the darkest varieties available. Its rich burgundy, tulip-shaped blooms emerge from naked stems in spring, weeks before the foliage. Flowering freely from a young age, Magnolia ?Black Tulip? makes a breathtaking specimen for borders