Magnolia ‘tripetala’

“OverviewLarge

Flower Color: due to the umbrella shaped swirl of leaves at the ends of the branches. Slightly fragrant. Nearby flowers smell more pleasant than from a distance. Similar to M. obovata
Bloom Period: but flowers later and flowers open further. Originating from North America. Wind sensitive. Suitable as a solitair in parks and large gardens. "
Height: broad tree crown. Green glossy leaves (up to 40-50 cm long) with a tropical appearance. Red flower buds. Cup-shaped
Width: creamy white flowers. Flowers consist of a multiple of three petals (6 or 9)
Fragrance: hence the name ""tripetala"". Common name Umbrella Magnolia
Growth Shape: multi-stemmed tree with a loose
Vigour: fast growing

800-1200(-1500)