Magnolia ‘denudata’

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Bloom Period: 900-1500
Height: densely branched and taller than wide. Native to Asia (China). Bright green leaves. Upright flowers emerge from early to late spring (March
Width: April). Pleasant fragrance (citrus-lemon). Attractive yellow autumn colour. Cultivated in Chinese Buddhist temple gardens since 600 AD. During the Tang Dynasty (618-907 AD) M. denudata flowers were regarded as a symbol of purity. M. denudata was first described by Louis Auguste Joseph Desrousseaux. Best planted in a sheltered location to prevent late frost damage to flowers. Tolerates city climate. "
Growth Shape: medium-sized tree
Vigour: the most popular group of Magnolia. Deciduous

Ideal Conditions:

700-1000

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