Magnolia virginiana

Magnolia virginianaMagnolia virginiana, commonly called sweet bay magnolia, is native to the southeastern United States north along the Atlantic coast to New York. In the northern part of its cultivated growing range, it typically grows as either a 15 20' tall tree with a spreading, rounded crown or as a shorter, suckering, open, multi stemmed shrub. Features cup shaped, sweetly fragrant (lemony), 9 12 petaled, creamy white, waxy flowers (2 3" diameter) which appear in

Proper winter care is recommended for all Campania terra cotta and glazed planters for protection in environments with potential freeze-thaw cycles

You can prop it as they do in England with willow branches

Tolerates: Clay Soil

resulting in a longer bloom season

Best golden foliage occurs in full sun

Height: 10-18 Inches

and that is about all

Plants may be cut back to the ground after flowering

Spread: 7 - 9 Inches

Although pruning is not required

Flower Color: White

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