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MAGNOLIA
'Green Bee' (M. acuminata ssp. subcordata 'Miss Honeybee' x M. ‘ Gold Crown’) Another delightful yellow from Belgian Philippe de Spoelberch (2003). The large flowers appear just before or together with the leaves. Initially they are rather green until the perules shed, but then the flower matures to bright yellow. An upright, pyramidal tree. In fact, it's much more yellow than I was expecting from the name... £35.00 |
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MAGNOLIA
'Helen Fogg' (M. denudata 'Sawada's Cream' x M. x veitchii 'Peter Veitch') The flowers are white with the lower half being clean pink. This is a particularly hardy selection becoming a vigorous, symmetrical tree. from £35.00 Fantastic Specimens also available - please ask for details |
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'Honey Flower' (M. acuminata ssp. subcordata 'Miss Honeybee' x M. ‘Elizabeth’) This is such a recent selection that there is little documentation to be found. However, the beautiful yellow flower is much more intensely coloured than ‘Elizabeth’ whilst being larger and more perfectly shaped than its other parent. A worthy addition to our burgeoning yellow collection! £35.00 Fantastic Specimens also available - please ask for details |
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Flash' (M. 'Elizabeth' x M. x brooklynensis 'Woodsman') This American selection by the renowned breeder August Kehr has large narrow, erect flowers, approx 12cm long. Deep yellow with a purple flush at the base, they are produced freely from an early age. Of ascending habit, it forms a slim, upright deciduous tree to 8m. Fantastic Specimens only this season - please ask for details |
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Lips' A hybrid from M. campbellii var. mollicomata, possibly with M. sprengeri ‘Diva'. The flowers are pink on the outside, with a rich maroon midrib, darkening to almost entirely maroon at the base of the tepals. (It was this rich, voluptuous base that inspired the name ‘Hot Lips'). The inner surfaces are pale pink to white. The leaves are rich green, nearly oval, and can be as large as 23 cm by 23 cm. This has the potential to become a big tree by modern Magnolia standards. £35.00 Fantastic Specimens also available - please ask for details |
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| MAGNOLIA 'Ian's Red' (M. 'Vulcan' x M. soulangeana 'Burgundy') Bred in New Zealand, the large heavily textured flowers (up to 20 cm across) are a rich claret colour which holds well. The blooms are produced from a young age. It forms a small deciduous tree of upright but bushy habit to 5m. Fantastic Specimens also available - please ask for details |
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MAGNOLIA 'Iolanthe' (M. Mark Jury x M. x soulangeana 'Lennei') Deservedly one of the best known hybrids raised by Felix Jury in New Zealand. Long flowering period and starts flowering from an early age. Enormous soft mauve-pink cup shaped blooms , paler within. 5-6m. Open-ground Specimens only this season - please ask for details |
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MAGNOLIA
'Jane' (M. liliiflora 'Reflorescens' x M. stellata 'Waterlily') The smaller, more "tulip shaped" flowers are red purple outside, white inside. It is the latest flowering of the hybrid group of resilient shrubby magnolias known as 'the girls'. Specimens only this season - please ask for details |
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MAGNOLIA 'J.C.Williams'
(= M. 'Caerhays New Purple') (M. campbellii x M. sargentiana var. robusta) This wonderful hybrid combines the best of, to my mind, the two greatest aristocrats of the Magnolia family. Of strong, upright habit, large bowl shaped flowers of a bright rosy purple are freely produced. 8m. Not available this season |
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McDaniel' (M. x soulangeana 'Rustica Rubra' x M. x veitchii) Reputedly the darkest purple flower of all the Gresham hybrids; tulip shaped, deep purple buds open into well formed, bowl shaped flowers. From £35.00 Fantastic Specimens also available - please ask for details |
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Pompom' (M. ‘David Clulow’ x M. sprengeri var. elongata) This unusual Belgian cultivar from 2003 produces elegant white flowers which are noticeable for their tepaloid stamens, giving a semi-double, chrysanthemum-like appearance. Fantastic Specimens only this season - please ask for details |
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MAGNOLIA 'Just
Jean'
Coming soon... |
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MAGNOLIA kobus Very hardy small tree from Japan, tolerant of a wide range of soil types. These are seedlings so will take some years to flower. However, they are worth waiting for, the blooms being white and scented, borne freely in April. Plants of the species will be grown from seed, will exhibit seedling variation and could take several years to flower therefore. For more instant gratification, choose one of the named cultivars below, which have all been selected as standing out from the crowd. Why settle for average when you can have something special? |
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MAGNOLIA kobus
'Esveld Select' Although classified as a cultivar of M. kobus, it is possible that this is actually a hybrid with M. salicifolia. Whatever its parentage, it is a lovely thing - with delightful purple young leaves adding an extra dimension. £35.00 |
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MAGNOLIA kobus
'Janaki Ammal' If you like your flowers big and blousy, then this is not the one for you! Instead, the white blooms are smaller, with narrow slightly crinkled petals, produced in such a profusion over a long time, enveloping the tree in a snowy embrace. We've found it to be free branching and very tough. Although slow here, it should be vigorous to 6m. £35.00 Open-ground Specimens also available - please ask for details |
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MAGNOLIA kobus
'Octopus' Originally named M. kobus ‘Edward E Kehr’ after August Kehr’s father. Subsequently the latter was unhappy about that, so the name was changed to ‘Octopus’ since it is an octoploid selection of M. kobus. Thus the gorgeous pure white flowers are much more substantial. Fantastic Specimens only this season - please ask for details |
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| NEW | MAGNOLIA kobus
pink form £35.00 |
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MAGNOLIA kobus
'White Elegance' Another delightful selection...an elegant tree with white flowers. Obvious really! Fantastic Specimens only this season - please ask for details |