Mini magnolia tree

Learn about Star Magnolia (Magnolia stellata), a small, low-maintenance, spring-flowering tree perfect for small front yards and backyards. Pretty star-shaped white flowers and yellow fall color. Visit the blog, read the article and learn if this is the right tree for you!

The magnolia trees you see at Sugar Water Manor are simply magnificent. These large shady trees have broad, waxy, shade-producing leaves and in early summer produce the most fragrant platter-size blossoms. They evoke the beauty of the South, especially around historic homes and gardens like those on our property. These trees are easy to care for, disease-resistant, non-poisonous to dogs and other animals and they are super versatile, growing well in nearly all climates and soil.Driving on…

Magnolias are beautiful flowering plants. There are about 210 different varieties and species.

Can you keep a magnolia tree small? If you want to maintain the smaller size of a beautiful magnolia tree, read on to see if it’s possible!

This article will help you learn more about the basics of dwarf magnolia tree care. Includes tips from an experienced gardener.

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The magnolia tree is known for blooming eye-catching flowers and thriving across climates. With its many varieties, there’s one to suit every yard.

"This is a superb small tree with heavily scented, rather narrow, cup shaped flowers in April. It has pale pink petals, flushed with a deeper pink towards the base, and a cerise stripe on the back. An ideal Magnolia for sheltered urban gardens as it a smaller mature tree than the Magnolia galaxy and makes a nice addition to parks. Why not plant with later flowering Malus to prolong your flowering period."

Magnolia grandiflora “Little Gem” Little Gem is a compact, evergreen southern magnolia. Although its a slow-grower, it starts blooming at a younger age than most Southern […]