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A remarkable species that grows into a wide, spreading tree. It produces nodding, fragrant, white 4 inch flowers throughout late spring and early summer, followed by colorful, deep pink fruit that split to reveal orange seeds. Tolerant of light shade, though certainly able to withstand full sun in any well-drained soil. Quick to flourish and very long-lived.
Prized among the magnolia collectors for many reasons. Pristine 4 inch white flowers bloom in abundance in early summer, wafting the sweet fragrance of lily of the valley. Also, they hang upside down, providing the rare experience of walking beneath and staring up into simple, elegant beauty. Ultimately produces and upright 25 foot tree with a rounded crown. Full sun or partial shade, tolerant of heavy soil.
This imposing American native has the largest leaves of all northern temperate plants in the New World. Banana-like, oval leaves to grow to an amazing 36 inches, glistening light green on the surface and silvery gray beneath. Sweetly fragrant, creamy-white blooms follow in early summer, forming huge 12 inch shallow cups. Grows 30 feet or more over many years, for full sun or light shade in any humus-rich well-drained soil.
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