Magnolia ‘x wiesneri Group’

“OverviewInterspecific hybrid of Magnolia sieboldii (section Oyama) x obovata (section Rhytidospermum). Red stamens (as M. sieboldii) and upward facting flowers (as M. hypoleuca). Flowering from June onwards

Garden Impression

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Variety Profile & Care Infographic

Comprehensive guide to seasonal changes, planting, and upkeep.

Key Specifications

Bloom Period: 10
Fragrance: 700
Growth Shape: bright green leaves. Small bushy tree. After 10 years ca. 400 cm high. Less hardy; needs a sheltered location. Trees of Magnolia x wieseneri are best grown on their own roots. Grafting this species on other rootstocks results in poor growth. Frost tender but recommended for its beautiful flowers and eminent fragrance. Suitable for smaller gardens. Introduced in western Europe in 1889. "
Vigour: after the spring-flowering shrubs. White flowers with contrasting crimson red stamens. Excellent smell. Thick

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Additional Notes

"Full Sun