Saucer magnolia

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The showy Magnolia soulangiana tree, commonly called the saucer magnolia tree, is one of the approximately 200 species of magnolia in the Magnoliaceae family.Magnolias — named after French b…

February is the magical time of year in North Texas when the Saucer Magnolia (Magnolia x soulangeana), or locally called, Tulip Tree, bursts with huge, 6-8 inch blooms in varying shades of pink against the otherwise barren winter landscape. The tree’s timing, aroma and shades of flowers are quite appropriate for the month of love. And, as its common name suggests, the…

Saucer Magnolia tree

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Saucer Magnolia (Magnolia x soulangeana) at the New York Botanical Garden—April 20, 2013.

The pink blooming saucer magnolia trees at the Smithsonian's Enid A. Haupt Garden typically bloom in March and precede the cherry blossoms.

Magnolia soulangeana is perfect for smaller gardens because it grows slowly, spreads widely, and can be pruned into a small tree. Don't miss out on the Magnolia's spring colour in your garden; they look fantastic with an underplanting of colourful spring bulbs like daffodils and tulips. Magnolias are splendid plants that put on memorable spring displays of fragranced, goblet-like 15cm (6") blooms paired with gleaming large leaves. Height and spread: 6m (20').

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Saucer Magnolia tree flowers

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