Bred in New Zealand, this magnolia produces magnificent 12-inch, highly fragrant hot pink flowers in early spring. Lighter green foliage than other hybrids. Upright stout pyramidal form suits smaller gardens or large landscapes. Mature trees display up to 100 flowers. Deciduous.
Photo credit: Anthony Tesselaar
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