Magnolia ‘obovata’

“OverviewMedium-sized deciduous tree. Native to Asia (Japan)

Flower Color: strong wood is easy to work with and therefor popular among craftsman. M. obovata was first described by Carl Peter Thunberg in 1794. "
Height: erect flowers (15-20 cm) with red stamens. Blooming in early summer (May
Width: June)
Fragrance: after the leaves expand. Strong fragrance. Similar to M. tripetala but earlier flowering and flowers don't open as flat. Broadly conical canopy. In Japan the large leaves are used to wrap food and to grill dishes. Light
Growth Shape: leathery leaves (16-38(-50) cm long). Large cup-shaped
Vigour: growing at altitudes of sea level up to 1.800 m in mixed broadleaf forest. Large

Where They Thrive Best:

1500-3000

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