Mail Order
Showing 76–90 of 91 results
-
Magnolia Sun Spire
This is another yellow hybrid that has exceeded expectation as it has improved in colour since the first flowering. The narrow branch angle means Sun Spire has a quite narrow habit, but it may eventually spread with age like mo…$30.00 Add to cart -
Magnolia Sundew
This is one of the best, clearest pinks available and has very little purple undertone. This was also raised by Amos Pickard in Kent, England, and is strongly reminiscent of the Todd Gresham hybrids derived from M. x veitchii. …$35.00 Add to cart -
Magnolia Sunsation
This hybrid has proved to be one of the reliable yellow hybrids to flower mostly before the foliage develops. Rich creamy yellow flushed pink blooms look quite golden with the sun shining through them. The tree forms an upright…$35.00 Add to cart -
Magnolia Thousand Butterflies
This is another Os Blumhardt hybrid of M. x veitchii x M. denudata that brings out the best of both parents. Originally named for the appearance of “a thousand” butterflies perched along the branches. The growth is …$35.00 Add to cart -
Magnolia Tikitere
This is another Ian Baldick hybrid and is named for Tikitere Rhododendron and Magnolia Gardens at Rotorua. It is a strong growing rounded tree, with many blooms produced from the first year. Large leaves, thick stems and wind h…$35.00 Add to cart -
Magnolia Tranquility
This hybrid has flowers of a subtle creamy yellow overlaid with pink. The tree forms a rounded canopy with fairly strong central leader, and is suitable for a shade tree on a lawn edge. …Read more -
Magnolia Treve Holman
This tree was raised at Chyverton in Cornwall and named after Treve Holman who developed and planted most of Chyverton. Imported by Peter Cave, it is thought to be a hybrid between M. campbellii and M. sargentiana var. robusta.…Read more -
Magnolia tripetala
This is a species from the Eastern United States and was one of the first magnolia species described by botanists. The white or parchment coloured flowers appear in summer after the first leaves have developed. The foliage is l…$25.00 Add to cart -
Magnolia Ula
This variety was raised by Ian Baldick of Drury, South Auckland and is an exceptional addition to any collection. The flower is very similar to the sprengeri ‘Diva’ parent, but blooms appear at the end of the seaon …$35.00 Add to cart -
Magnolia Vairano
This is a hybrid raised by Os Blumhardt, but named in Switzerland at the Eisenhut collection. Vairano grows into a medium sized rounded tree with amazing flowers of strong texture that are quite weather resistant, and lig…$30.00 Add to cart -
Magnolia wieseneri
This is a hybrid raised in Japan either by a deliberate or chance hybrid between M. sieboldii and M. obovata in or before the 19th century. It has the best of both parents, a modest sized plant with showy perfumed flowers. The …Read more -
Magnolia Wildcat
This is a stronger growing stellata type due to it’s mixed parentage with Magnolia kobus. Well formed white fully double flowers with narrow tepals make this a very attractive large bush or small tree. It will reach 3m ta…$35.00 Add to cart -
Magnolia wilsonii
This attractive species is similar to M. sieboldii in general terms, but the foliage is slightly more hairy and the pendulous flowers have rich purplish red stamens. The plant forms a small tree spreading upwards from the base,…Read more -
Magnolia Yellow Lantern
This is one of the larger flowered yellow hybrids with a slightest hint of pink in the base of the flowers. We are impressed with this hybrid as it flowers mostly before the leaves with good sized blooms. It is performing well …$35.00 Add to cart -
Prunus Mimosa
Mimosa is a cross between Prunus campanulata and Prunus Tangshi that has produced a sterile hybrid …$30.00 Add to cart