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Magnolia – Elizabeth

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Elizabeth is a frost hardy and vigorous grower with beautiful creamy yellow, tulip shaped, fragrant primrose-yellow flowers that are borne on bare branches in Spring. Very large, dark green shiny leaves appear after flowering and turn yellow in Autumn.

Deciduous Magnolias are known for their spectacular display of flowers during late winter through to early spring.

Height: 6-9m

Width: 2 m

Growth Rate: Slow to moderate.

Foliage: Large soft green leaves turning yellow in Autumn.

Flower: Creamy yellow flowers late winter/early spring with a mild fragrance.

Tolerances: Frost hardy.

Conditions: Needs a sunny (morning sun is best) but protected spot in Perth and may be tricky to grow in some areas.

$89.99

Elizabeth is a frost hardy and vigorous grower with beautiful creamy yellow, tulip shaped, fragrant primrose-yellow flowers that are borne on bare branches in Spring. Very large, dark green shiny leaves appear after flowering and turn yellow in Autumn.

Deciduous Magnolias are known for their spectacular display of flowers during late winter through to early spring.

Height: 6-9m

Width: 2 m

Growth Rate: Slow to moderate.

Foliage: Large soft green leaves turning yellow in Autumn.

Flower: Creamy yellow flowers late winter/early spring with a mild fragrance.

Tolerances: Frost hardy.

Conditions: Needs a sunny (morning sun is best) but protected spot in Perth and may be tricky to grow in some areas.

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