In SE Iowa (Zone 5), star magnolia (Magnolia stellata) is safer than saucer magnolia, which blooms too early and risks frost damage. Cucumber magnolia (M. acuminata) hardy to Zone 4; M. kobus blooms early but young trees rarely flower. Contact Iowa State Extension for local advice: ISU County Offices.
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