Lustrous, leathery foliage is rich, dark green above and cinnamon brown underneath. Large, 5 to 6 inch creamy white flowers are exotically fragrant.
Care: Water regularly during first few growing seasons. Performs best with regular water or with environmental humidity; can tolerate brief drought.
Information provided by Monrovia.
Magnolia Sparse & Brown: Likely Dead—Check Cambium
Magnolia 'Brown Velvet' Follow-Up: Growth Maturation, Bloom Cycle, Pruning
Glossy Abelia (Abelia × grandiflora): Large Fragrant Shrub for Borders and Hedges
Butterflies Magnolia: Fragrant Yellow Blooms in Early Spring
Star Magnolia: Early Spring Constellation of White Star Flowers
Loebner Magnolia: Fragrant Star Flowers from Kobus x Stellata Cross
Magnolia Branch Flagging: Black Twig Borer, Not Twig Girdler
Arborvitae Brown Patches: Diagnosing Foliage Diseases
Lady's Mantle (Alchemilla mollis): Chartreuse, Dew-Catching Foliage for Shade and Borders
Red Aloe (Aloe cameronii): Wine-Red Foliage and Winter Blooms
Vetiver Grass (Andropogon zizanioides): Adaptable Ornamental with Sunset Foliage
Saucer Magnolia: Classic Pink-Purple Goblets on Spreading Tree
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