Magnolia acuminata (cucumber tree) - this deciduous tree to 90 feet of conical habit is the largest and hardiest American species of Magnolia.  Zones 4 - 9.

Magnolia acuminata ‘Blue Eternity’:  Please see ‘Seiju’.

Magnolia acuminata 'Fertile Myrtle' - a neat, narrow grower selected by Phil Savage for use in breeding due to its ability to produce abundant seed from both its own and foreign pollen.

Magnolia acuminata ‘Golden Glow’ - a fine, free flowering, upright growing clone with bright golden yellow flowers selected by Frank Gaylon in Great Smokey Mountains National Park.

Magnolia acuminata 'Klassen' - a vigorous, large flowered cultivar selected by J. C. McDaniel that sets seed readily having good flower color and dark yellow fall color.

Magnolia acuminata 'Koban Dori' (golden plate bird) - large, well formed, golden yellow flowers from Nakamura.

Magnolia acuminata 'Laser' - a 16-ploid form created through the use of colchicine by August Kehr on a seedling of 'Fertile Myrtle' that has larger leaves and thicker twigs than typical.

Magnolia acuminata 'Moegi Dori' (yellow-green bird) - a Nakamura selection with deep yellow flowers reminescent of Magnolia acuminata variety subcordata 'Miss Honeybee'.

ÄMagnolia acuminata ‘Ontario’ - selected by Richard B. Figlar in Ontario, Canada to make genetic material for hardiness available to hybridizers who cannot venture this far north.

Magnolia acuminata 'Patriot' - an octoploid seedling of 'Fertile Myrtle' from August Kehr with larger leaves and thicker twigs than typical.

Magnolia acuminata 'Seiju' (blue eternity) - super, iridescent, blue-green colored flowers from Nakamura in Japan.         

ÄMagnolia acuminata ‘Syracuse’ - selected by Richard B. Figlar near Syracuse, New York to preserve genetic material for hardiness for hybridizers.  This clone has leaves without undulations.

ÄMagnolia acuminata variety ozarkensis - distinguished by having leaves that are more glabrous than those of other varieties within this species.

ÄMagnolia acuminata variety ozarkensis ‘Crowley’s Ridge’ - selected by Richard B. Figlar in Missouri, this clone is fast growing with almost pendulous branches and glaucous, blue, flower buds.

Magnolia acuminata variety subcordata (yellow cucumber tree) - a smaller grower of more shrubby habit to 25 feet having lime-green to clear yellow flowers.  Zones 4 - 9.

MMagnolia acuminata variety subcordata 'Ellen' - a vigorous, tall, upright grower from the Arnold Arboretum with beautiful, green and gold, variegated foliage.  Selected by A. J. Fordham.

Magnolia acuminata variety subcordata 'Lexwood' - comes from Woodland Park in Lexington, Kentucky.

Magnolia acuminata variety subcordata 'Longwood AFA Champion' - the largest Magnolia acuminata variety subcordata in the world.

Magnolia acuminata variety subcordata 'Miss Honeybee' - this vigorous clone produces large, fragrant flowers that are bright yellow even in the Deep South.

ÄMagnolia acuminata variety subcordata ‘Mister Yellowjacket’ - selected by Richard B. Figlar, this is a small, rounded tree to 25 feet tall by 30 feet wide and a profuse producer of brilliant canary yellow flowers.

Magnolia acuminata variety subcordata 'Skyland's Best' - a compact cultivar with dark green leaves and well formed, yellow flowers to 6 inches across found by Dick Figlar at Skyland Park.

Magnolia 'Albatross' - an erect, fast growing  tree from Lanhydrock in  England that produces an abundance of 12 inch wide, white flowers having 11, rather floppy tepals.  A chance seedling thought to be (Magnolia cylindrica x Magnolia x veitchii ‘Peter Veitch’).

Magnolia amoena (tianmu magnolia) - a rare, deciduous tree to 36 feet with small, fragrant, pale to mid-pink flowers having 9 tepals.  Zones 7 - 10.

Magnolia 'Ann' - the first to bloom of the “Eight Little Girls” with a dense, multi-stemmed habit and erect, fragrant, 4 inch wide, deep reddish purple flowers having 7 to 9 tepals each.  Zones 5 - 9.  (Magnolia stellata x Magnolia liliiflora ‘Nigra’).

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Magnolia 'Anne Rosse' - a tree with large (8 inch wide), 9 tepaled, chalice shaped, white blooms which slowly deepen to reddish purple at the base.  Zones 7 - 9.  (Magnolia denudata x Magnolia sargentiana variety robusta).

Magnolia 'Apollo' - a Felix Jury hybrid with a very heavy crop of large, bowl shaped, rosy red flowers having a rich, fruity fragrance.  (Magnolia campbellii variety mollicomata ‘Lanarth’ x Magnolia liliiflora ‘Nigra’).

Magnolia ashei - a shrubby grower to 30 feet that resembles a diminutive form of the Magnolia macrophylla in all aspects.  Zones 7 - 10.

Magnolia 'Asian Artistry' - intensely fragrant, 12 inch wide, bright pink flowers.  Super!  Zones 5 - 9.

Magnolia 'Athene' - a floriferous, upright tree from Felix Jury with richly fragrant, large, heavy textured, white, cup and saucer flowers having a violet-pink flush near the base of each.  (Magnolia ‘Mark Jury’ x Magnolia x soulangiana ‘Lennei Alba’).

Magnolia 'Atlas' - a Felix Jury hybrid with huge (14 inches across), attractively fragrant, cup shaped, lilac-pink flowers with 6 inch wide tepals that are white inside.  (Magnolia ‘Mark Jury’ x Magnolia x soulangiana ‘Lennei’).

Magnolia auriculata:  Please see Magnolia fraseri.

Magnolia 'Betty' - one of the "Eight Little Girls", this is a vigorous grower and an early bloomer with very nice, large (8 inch wide), fragrant, deep pink flowers having a white interior and 12 to 15 tepals each.  (Magnolia stellata ‘Rosea’ x Magnolia liliiflora ‘Nigra’).

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Magnolia 'Big Dude' - a hybrid of upright but spreading habit from Phil Savage with large, fragrant, cup shaped flowers to 14 inches across having 9 to 12 tepals that are rose-pink on the outside and white on the inside.  Zones 5 - 9.  (Magnolia x soulangiana ‘Picture’ x Magnolia sprengeri ‘Diva’).

Magnolia biondii (chinese willow leaf magnolia) - delightful, lemon scented, deciduous shrub or tree to 36 feet with white flowers having a pink flush at their base.  Zones 7 - 10.

ÄMagnolia ‘Bjuv’ - an exceptional specimen from the garden of Phillip de Spoenberg that greatly resembles Magnolia cylindrica only being more beautiful.

Magnolia x brooklynensis - this is the grex name for the group of hybrids between Magnolia acuminata and Magnolia liliflora which was originally performed at Brooklyn Botanic Garden.  Zones 4 - 9.

Magnolia x brooklynensis “BBG #204” - a tall, upright, fast growing tree to 30 feet with deep purple, tulip like blooms.

Magnolia x brooklynensis “BBG #374” - reminiscent of 'Hattie Carthan' but with larger, more colorful flowers of exceptional clarity and beauty.

Magnolia x brooklynensis 'Evamaria' - a hybrid from the Brooklyn Botanic Garden with upright, 4 inch wide, purple flowers having 6 tepals with green and yellow shadings.  Named after Evamaria Sperber, the researcher who first performed the cross.

ÄMagnolia x brooklynensis ‘Golden Girl’ - a semi-upright grower from August Kehr has flowers similar to those of ‘Evamaria’ but being almost entirely yellow with only slight purple, basal staining.

Magnolia x brooklynensis 'Hattie Carthan' - a hybrid from Doris Stone of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden with tulip like, bright yellow blooms having a magenta-purple basal flush and stripe on the tepal backs.  (Magnolia x brooklynensis ‘Evamaria’ x Magnolia x brooklynensis “BBG #209”).

Magnolia x brooklynensis 'KO-1' - a Joe McDaniel hybrid that is best thought of as an improved 'Woodsman' with brighter colors.

Magnolia x brooklynensis 'Woodsman' - a splendid, late blooming clone from J. C. McDaniel having the outer segments green otherwise being purple to soft pink at the center fading to white.  (Magnolia acuminata ‘Klassen’ x Magnolia liliiflora ‘O’Neil’).

Magnolia 'Burgundy' - multi-stemmed, deciduous shrub to about 12 feet with multitudes of vibrant, deep purple-pink flowers that fade to lavender-pink with age.

Magnolia 'Butterflies' (PP #7456) - a dandy, upright tree hybridized by Phil Savage with finely shaped, 10 to 16 tepaled, strong yellow flowers which appear before the leaves in the spring.  The best precocious yellow.  Zones 4 - 9.  (Magnolia acuminata ‘Fertile Myrtle’ x Magnolia denudata ‘Sawada’s Cream’).

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Magnolia 'Buzzard' - this hybrid from Nigel Holman produces splendid, large, rich rose-pink flowers of good form.  (Magnolia campbellii x Magnolia sargentiana variety robusta).

Magnolia 'Caerhays Belle' - a fast growing, profusely blooming plant with large, heavily textured, 12 tepaled, bright salmon pink flowers up to 12 inches across.  Zones 6 - 9.  (M. sargentiana var. robusta x M. sprengeri ‘Diva’).

Magnolia 'Caerhays Surprise' -  a hybrid from Caerhays Castle with 8 inch wide, 9 tepaled, bright reddish violet to lilac pink flowers produced over a long season.  (Magnolia campbellii subspecies mollicomata x Magnolia liliiflora ‘Nigra’).

Magnolia campbellii - a robust, deciduous tree to 90 feet having cup and saucer shaped, fragrant, bright pink flowers.  Zones 7 - 9.

Magnolia campbellii 'Betty Jessel' -  a remarkable, late flowering seedling of ‘Darjeeling’ that has exceptionally beautiful, large, bright pink to crimson colored blooms.  Named by Sir George Jessel after his wife.

Magnolia campbellii 'Caerhay's Clone' - very rich pink of cup and saucer form.  Very good.

Magnolia campbellii 'Darjeeling' - originally from India, this clone has magnificent flowers of the darkest pink to claret coloring.  Outstanding!

Magnolia campbellii 'Hendricks Park' - an excellent selection with 11 inch wide, deep rich pink flowers.

Magnolia campbellii 'Landicla' - one of the better clones with very large and especially beautiful, deep purple-pink flowers.

Magnolia campbellii “New York” - a vigorous growing, upright tree that has withstood the extremely cold winter weather at Dick Figlar's garden in Pomona, New York.

Magnolia campbellii “Washington Park Clone” - this is the best Magnolia campbelli for the Gulf Coast with its beautiful, large, pink flowers.  Super!

Magnolia campbellii variety alba - impressive 12" ivory white flowers.  Blooms at an earlier age.

Magnolia campbellii variety alba “Caerhays Clone” - an outstanding selection with larger leaves than typical and many huge, well formed (cup shaped), 12 tepaled, ivory white flowers.

Magnolia campbellii variety alba “Chyverton Clone” - a seedling of “Caerhays Clone” that is an unusually good selection of this variety having dandy, white flowers.

Magnolia campbellii variety alba 'Ethel Hillier' - this is a very attractive clone with beautiful, large white flowers that are flushed with light pink near the base.

Magnolia campbellii variety alba 'Maharanee' - a superb form from Todd Gresham with large (8 to 10 inch wide), perfectly symmetrical, white flowers and a good parent.

Magnolia campbellii variety alba 'Strybing White' - an easy to grow clone with large leaves and exceptionally large (12 inches wide), ivory white flowers having drooping outer tepals and upright inner tepals.

Magnolia campbellii subspecies campbellii x Magnolia campbellii subspecies mollicomata 'Charles Raffill' - a vigorous grower up to 40 feet tall by 20 feet wide with very large (8 to 10 inch wide), 12 tepaled, slightly scented, sculptured, cup shaped flowers that are rose-pink blushed with purple on the outside and white tinged rose on the inside.

Magnolia campbellii subspecies campbellii x Magnolia campbellii subspecies mollicomata 'Eric Walther' - a fastigiate grower with an abundance of exceptionally nice, 8 to 10 inch wide, 12 tepaled, rich pink flowers.

Magnolia campbellii subspecies campbellii x Magnolia campbellii subspecies mollicomata 'Kew's Surprise' - a ‘Charles Raffill’ seedling with very large and elegantly poised, 12 tepaled, rose-crimson (darker than ‘Charles Raffill’) flowers that are white inside.

Magnolia campbellii subspecies campbellii x Magnolia campbellii subspecies mollicomata 'Sidbury' - an early blooming, vigorous, medium to large tree with spectacular, deep rose flowers being shaded purple near the base.

Magnolia campbellii subspecies mollicomata - this subspecies is hardier, has larger flowers, blooms at a younger age and has slightly paler flowers than subspecies campbellii.  Zones 7 - 10.

Magnolia campbellii subspecies mollicomata 'Lanarth' - a pyramidal grower with thick, broad leaves and outstanding, large (12 inch wide), well formed, 12 tepaled, cyclamen purple flowers.  One of the best!

Magnolia campbellii x Magnolia denudata:  Please see Magnolia x veitchii.

Magnolia campbellii x Magnolia x soulangiana 'Lennei' - huge numbers of superbly colored, deep purple-pink flowers.  Zones 7 - 9.

Magnolia 'Candy Cane' - a Gresham hybrid with 6 inch wide, white flowers are marked with thin, deep rose stripes on the 9 erect tepals.

Magnolia 'Cecil Nice' - a superb hybrid between Magnolia denudata and Magnolia sargentiana variety robusta with very dark purple flowers similar to those of Magnolia x soulangiana ‘Lennei’.

Magnolia 'Charles Coates' - a large bush or small tree to 18 feet with 10 inch long by 5 inch wide leaves and large, upward facing, 4 inch wide, pleasantly fragrant, creamy white flowers having reddish stamens.  (Magnolia sieboldii x Magnolia tripetala).  Zones 6 - 9.

Magnolia coco - an evergreen shrub to 6 feet with glossy, dark green, coriaceous leaves and delightfully fragrant, nocturnal, creamy white flowers almost all year long.  Zones 9 and 10.

Magnolia 'Copperhead' - a very floriferous and showy hybrid with large, bright pink flowers.

Magnolia 'Cow Trough' - a vigorous, sturdy tree with well formed, cup and saucer shaped, pure white flowers up to 10 inches across.  Zones 7 - 10.

Magnolia 'Crimson Stipple' - one of Gresham’s Buxom Nordic Blondes of upright growth habit with fragrant, white flowers to 12 inches across having a crimson glow on the back of the 9 tepals.  (Magnolia x soulangiana x Magnolia x veitchii).

Magnolia 'Cup Cake' - one of Gresham’s Buxom Nordic Blondes, this clone is a very fine, tall, upright grower with greenish buds that become fragrant, cream colored flowers up to 12 inches across.  (Magnolia x soulangiana x Magnolia x veitchii).

Magnolia cylindrica - a deciduous tree to 27 feet with an abundance of impressive, fragrant, tulip shaped white flowers tinged rose-pink at the base.  Zones 6 - 10.

ÄMagnolia cylindrica “89-1012” - produced from seed collected in China for the Holden Arboretum.

Magnolia 'Dark Shadow' - a compact growing, oval shaped Gresham hybrid from 25 to 30 feet tall with 4 to 5 inch wide, 9 tepaled, chalice shaped flowers that are a very deep red-purple on the exterior and lighter on the interior.

Magnolia 'Darrell Dean' - a late blooming clone with huge, wide open, 9 to 12 tepaled, wine red to pink flowers up to 12 inches across.  The best Gresham!  Zones 6 - 10.  (Magnolia x soulangiana ‘Rustica Rubra’ x Magnolia x veitchii).

Magnolia 'David Clulow' - a magnificent Gresham hybrid with large, white, cup and saucer shaped flowers having 12 tepals.

Magnolia dawsoniana - a deciduous shrub or tree to 36 feet with dark green leaves that are paler beneath and beautiful, large, fragrant, rose colored flowers having many tepals.  Zones 7 - 10.

Magnolia dawsoniana “Chyverton Clone” -  a beauty to behold that is hardier than typical with narrow tepaled flowers of an outstanding crimson color that fade to carmine pink as they age.

Magnolia dawsoniana “Clarke Clone” - produces beautiful, large, rich pink, strap like flowers up to 8 inches across in abundance.

Magnolia dawsoniana 'Ruby Rose' - a selected seedling from Rose Del Grasso with pretty, large, 11 inch wide, rose-pink flowers having 12 tepals.

Magnolia dawsoniana “Strybing Clone” - a very popular clone having exciting, large, pink flowers with many long tepals.  

Magnolia 'Day Break' - a fine, late flowering, upright grower from August Kehr with simply gorgeous, very fragrant, 8 inch wide, bright rose-pink flowers.  Truly magnificent!  Zones 4 - 9.  (Magnolia x brooklynensis ‘Woodsman’ x Magnolia ‘Tina Durio’).

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Magnolia dealbata (mexican cow cumber magnolia) - deciduous tree to 60 feet with large, 2 foot long leaves and huge, 15 inch wide, white flowers.  Zones 8 - 10.

Magnolia delavayi - a bold, evergreen tree to 30 feet with huge, coriaceous, sea green leaves that are grey-green beneath and pretty, ivory white flowers.  Zones 9 and 10.

Magnolia delavayi 'Multitepal' - this clone is hardier than typical with large, 8 inch wide, creamy white flowers having up to 33 tepals each.

Magnolia 'Delicatissima' - a compact, slow growing, Gresham hybrid with pretty, fragrant, campanulate, 9 tepaled, small, white flowers having a faint, rose-pink, basal staining.  (Magnolia x soulangiana ‘Lennei Alba’ x Magnolia x veitchii ‘Rubra’).

Magnolia denudata (yulan) - broadly pyramidal, deciduous tree to 45 feet with elegant, ivory to white, goblet shaped, fragrant flowers that appear before the leaves in spring.  Zones 6 - 10.

Magnolia denudata  “Caerhays Clone” - an exquisite, pure white flowered form from Caerhays in England that is superior to the type in all aspects.

Magnolia denudata ‘Forrest’s Pink’:  Please see Magnolia ‘Forrest’s Pink’.

Magnolia denudata 'Gere' - a truly hardy, splendid, late flowering specimen with pure ivory white flowers found by the late Joe McDaniel in Urbana, Illinois in a cemetery near a tombstone with the name “Gere” on it.

Magnolia denudata ‘Sawada’:  Please see ‘Sawada’s Cream’.

Magnolia denudata ‘Sawada’s Cream’ - an elegant tree registered by Phil Savage with perfectly formed, fragrant, creamy white flowers that are produced in abundance followed by bright crimson fruit.  Highly fertile and used by Phil Savage in his hybridization program.

Magnolia denudata “Wada's Japanese Clone” - a very hardy, vigorous growing, late flowering clone from Japan with pure white flowers.

Magnolia denudata x Magnolia campbellii:  Please see Magnolia x veitchii.

Magnolia denudata x Magnolia liliiflora:  Please see Magnolia x soulangiana.

Magnolia 'Dog Cage' - a brightly colored, large, pink, Gresham hybrid.

Magnolia 'Early Rose' - a bushy shrub from Oswald Blumhardt with very lovely, large, cup and saucer shaped, rose-pink flowers.  Zones 6 - 9.  (Magnolia campbellii x Magnolia liliiflora).

Magnolia 'Editor Hopkins' - a tall, upright tree of dense habit from Phil Savage with white flowers having tints of pastel pink and yellow.  (Magnolia acuminata ‘Fertile Myrtle’ x Magnolia x veitchii ‘Peter Veitch’).

Magnolia 'Elisa Odenwald' - an elegant tree with medium to large (up to 10 inches across), fragrant, creamy white blossoms having a light pink base to the inner tepals.  The flowers of this Gresham hybrid are of an upright to flaring habit.  (Magnolia x soulangiana ‘Lennei Alba’ x Magnolia x veitchii).

Magnolia 'Elizabeth' - a vigorous, late blooming hybrid produced by Evamaria Sperber for the Brooklyn Botanic Garden with many large, 6 to 9 tepaled, clear primrose yellow flowers that fade to cream as they age.  Zones 4 - 8.  (Magnolia acuminata x Magnolia denudata).

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Magnolia 'Emma Cook' - a small, twiggy tree from Frank Galyon with fragrant, 12 tepaled, 6 inch wide, flat, pale pink flowers having a white interior.  Zones 6 - 9.  (Magnolia denudata x Magnolia stellata ‘Waterlily’).

Magnolia 'Far East' - a vigorous, tall, slender, pyramidal tree with many beautiful, large, well formed, 10 inch wide flowers of good pink color.  Zones 5 - 9.  (Magnolia liliiflora ‘Nigra’ x Magnolia sprengeri ‘Diva’).

Magnolia ‘Fireglow’ - a symetrical, upright grower from Phil Savage with thick, leathery leaves and bone white flowers having a magenta flush on the base and midrib on the back of each of the 6 tepals.  (Magnolia cylindrica x Magnolia denudata ‘Sawada’s Pink’).

Magnolia 'Flamingo' - a very hardy, well shaped, fast growing, pyramidal tree from Phil Savage with dense, 'Diva' like foliage and tulip shaped, brilliant flamingo pink flowers.  Zones 4 - 9.  (Magnolia acuminata ‘Fertile Myrtle’ x Magnolia sprengeri ‘Diva’).

Magnolia 'Forrest's Pink' - this was once thought to be a cultivar of Magnolia denudata but with its abundance of beautiful, broad tepaled, deep pink flowers it obviously is not.  Zones 6 - 9.

Magnolia ‘Fourteen Karet’ -

 Magnolia 'Frank Gladney' - a magnificent, Gresham hybrid of vigorous, upright habit with imposing, 12 inch wide, cup and saucer shaped flowers having 12 broad tepals that are deep pink on the outside and creamy white inside.  (Magnolia campbellii x ?).

Magnolia fraseri (ear leaf umbrella tree) - an erect, deciduous tree to 45 feet with large leaves and wonderfully fragrant, ivory white flowers.  Zones 4 - 9.

Magnolia fraseri “Florida Strain” - from the southernmost natural stand of this species and should therefore have deliciously fragrant flowers.

Magnolia fraseri “Northern Strain” - from the northernmost natural stand of this specie and should therefore prove to be very hardy.

Magnolia fraseri variety pyramidata:  Please see Magnolia pyramidata.

Magnolia ‘Freeman’:  Please see Magnolia x freemanii ‘Freeman’.

Magnolia x freemanii - a group of magnificent ornamentals of columanar habit that are hardier than Magnolia grandiflora with smaller, strong, glossy green leaves and smaller, virgin white flowers having the sweetbay scent.  Originally crossed by Oliver M. Freeman at the United States National Arboretum and thus bearing his name.  (Magnolia grandiflora x Magnolia virginiana).  Zones 5 - 9.

Magnolia x freemanii 'Freeman' - a hardy, early flowering clone of compact, columnar growth habit with fragrant, 4 to 6 inch wide, creamy white flowers which are larger than those of Magnolia virginiana.

Magnolia x freemanii 'Maryland' - a splendid selection with a spreading growth habit and pretty, creamy white flowers (larger than those of 'Freeman') that have a delightful, lemony fragrance.  The leaves on this clone are lighter green than those of ‘Freeman’ and the growth habit is less columnar.

ÄMagnolia x freemanii ‘Monland’ (timeless beauty) - a broad, oval shaped tree of profuse flowering discovered by Robert Eiland in Alabama having glossy, dark green leaves and 10 to 12 inch wide, 12 tepaled, creamy white flowers.

Magnolia x freemanii 'Sweet Summer' - a superior, new hybrid between Magnolia virginiana variety australis and Magnolia grandiflora 'Samuel Sommer' from Frank Galyon of Tennessee.  This allotetraploid clone has 9 to 12 tepals and is fertile both ways.  An excellent choice for the magnolia breeder!

Magnolia ‘Fruit Cup’ - (Magnolia tripetala ‘Bloomfield’ x Magnolia x wiesneri).

Magnolia 'Full Eclipse' - an early blooming, fast growing, Gresham hybrid of upright to columnar habit with showy flowers having 9 erect, long, slender tepals that are red-purple outside and whitish inside.

Magnolia 'Galaxy' - an upright, pyramidal to columnar tree developed by William Kosar at the United States National Arboretum with large, well formed, slightly fragrant, 12 tepaled, red-purple flowers that are up to 10 inches across.  Zones 4 - 9.  (Magnolia liliiflora ‘Nigra’ x Magnolia sprengeri ‘Diva’).

Magnolia 'George Henry Kern' - a multi-stemmed shrub like the "Eight Little Girls" from Carl E. Kern with blooms having 8 to 10 strap shaped segments that are rich red-rose on the outside and lighter rose-red on the inside.  Zones 5 - 9.  (Magnolia stellata x Magnolia liliiflora).

Magnolia globosa - a deciduous shrub or small tree to 21 feet with glossy, dark green leaves and very handsome, nodding, creamy white flowers.  Zones 9 and 10.

Magnolia 'Gold Crown' - a very upright grower from August Kehr with 8 to 9 tepaled, 9 to 10 inch wide flowers that are yellower than those of  'Elizabeth' and open later than virtually any other deciduous magnolia.  (Magnolia x brooklynensis ‘Woodsman’ x Magnolia ‘Sundance’).

Magnolia 'Golden Pond' - a dandy, hardy, large, tree type magnolia from Phil Savage with yellow flowers.  Zones 3 - 9.

Magnolia 'Goldfinch' - a tall, graceful, upright grower from Phil Savage that produces its large, light yellow flowers early in the season.  One of the best and hardiest of the yellows.  Zones 4 - 8.  (Magnolia acuminata variety subcordata ‘Miss Honeybee’ x Magnolia denudata ‘Sawada’s Cream’).

Magnolia 'Gold Star' - a deciduous, densely branched, symmetrical shrub from Phil Savage with star shaped, yellow flowers and bronzy new growth.

Magnolia x gossleri ‘Marj Gossler’ - a very hardy hybrid from Phil Savage with well shaped, 7 to 8 tepaled, fragrant, 12” wide, white flowers of excellent substance that have a pink flushing at the base.  Zones 6 - 9.  (Magnolia denudata x Magnolia sargentiana variety robusta).

Magnolia grandiflora (bull bay) - the legendary, evergreen magnolia of folklore to 90 feet with large, glossy, dark green foliage having indumentum beneath and huge, intoxicatingly fragrant, creamy white flowers.  Zones 6 - 9.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Al's Golden' - very colorful clone with attractive, golden yellow variegation throughout the foliage and fragrant, white flowers.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Baby Doll' - a slow growing, dwarf form with very short internodes and glossy, green foliage.  Found by the late J. C. McDaniel.

mMagnolia grandiflora ‘Baldwin’ - of upright growth with good foliage characteristics having dark russet indumentum beneath and slightly larger flowers than typical.  Found by Tom Dodd, Jr. in Baldwin County, Alabama.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Black Stem' - strap leaves and unique black pubescence on the stems.  From Bob Island of Charmwood Nursery.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Blackwell' - a hardier, compact clone with glossy, deep green leaves having undulating margins and flowers even when quite small.

Magnolia grandiflora ‘Blanchard’ - an exceptionally handsome, upright selection of compact, pyramidal habit with lustrous, dark green leaves which have rich orangish brown undersides.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Bracken's Brown Beauty' - a hardy (to -20° Fahrenheit) form with a compact, dense, pyramidal habit and dark rust colored indumentum on its 5 inch long leaves.  This prolific producer of ½ size flowers was discovered by Ray Bracken in a group of seedlings growing at his nursery.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Cairo' - a narrow, columnar grower with what may be the glossiest leaves of all and showy, red seed cones that starts blooming early and keeps blooming over a long period.  Found in Cairo, Illinois by the late J. C. McDaniel.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Charles Dickens' - a tetraploid clone with large, broad leaves; splendid, 10 inch wide, fragrant blooms and attractive, bright red seed cones that was found in Tennessee by Jewel Templeton.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Claudia Wannamaker' - a broadly pyramidal tree with smaller leaves (to 6 inches) and flowers (to 4 inches) than typical that is good for use as a screen or hedge.  It was selected by Johnny Brailsford for its extended bloom season.

Magnolia grandiflora ‘D. D. Blanchard’:  Please see ‘Blanchard’.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Dauber' - a hardy, early blooming clone from Stewartstown, Pennsylvania.

Magnolia grandiflora 'David Kirchhoff' - this is a very compact tree with small leaves similar to those of Magnolia virginiana  and may have that species in its bloodline.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Deering Street' - this one has perhaps the most attractive indumentum of any clone available.          

Magnolia grandiflora ‘Doctor Henry Orr’:  Please see ‘Henry Orr’.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Edith Bogue' - this vigorous, bushy tree to 35 feet with narrow leaves is one of the hardier  (to -13° Fahrenheit) types suited for the North.  Found in the garden of Miss Edith A. Bogue.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Emory' - a magnificent, very dense, dominantly fastigiate grower to 90 feet tall and 12 feet wide with dark indumentum and pretty, fragrant, white flowers.  Selected by Richard Stadtherr.  It takes cold winters well.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Exmouth' - a fastigiate to conical grower with semi-double flowers even when very small and narrow leaves having recurved margins and rusty indumentum underneath.  Selected by John Colliton.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Exoniensis':  Please see Magnolia grandiflora 'Exmouth'.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Fairhope I' - this clone has a rounded crown composed of branches with wavy, almost round foliage having blunt tips and short internodes.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Fairhope II' - the lanceolate leaves on this small flowered clone have brown undersides.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Ferruginea' - an erect, compact grower of rounded habit with large, globe shaped, highly fragrant, cream-white flowers and dark green leaves with rusty red felting beneath.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Florida Giant' - this clone makes a handsome specimen with its large, glossy, deep green leaves and its flowers which are larger than typical.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Gold Strike' - the beautiful, narrow, 12 inch long leaves of this Louisiana Nursery introduction are lavishly splashed with golden yellow variegation.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Goliath' - an award winning, late blooming clone of compact to bushy habit with short, broad, light green leaves and larger flowers than typical.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Green Giant' - a robust grower with dense, large, glossy green leaves that are supposedly the largest of any Magnolia grandiflora at up to 18 inches in length.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Greenspire' - a narrow, columnar grower with normal, green foliage.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Harold Poole' - a very unique, dwarf, bushy, cultivar with long, dark green, strap like leaves that are only 1½ inches wide but up to 1 foot long and medium size blooms.  Truly outstanding!

Magnolia grandiflora 'Harwell' - a real conversation piece with some of the leaves resembling green, calla lily (Zantadeschia) blooms in shape due to their fused margins.  Found by L. H. Harwell in Arkansas.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Hasse' - an upright form with small, glossy, dark green leaves that blooms at a very small size.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Henry Orr' -

Magnolia grandiflora 'Isenberg' - an attractive and hardy clone from Stewartstown, Pennsylvania.

ÄMagnolia grandiflora ‘Jubilee’ -

MMagnolia grandiflora ‘Lanceolata’:  Please see ‘Exmouth’.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Lakeside' - a fast growing cultivar with large, wavy leaves.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Little Gem' - a vigorous, compact, narrow, columnar grower with small leaves having rusty indumentum beneath and a profusion of small, cup shaped flowers.  Selected by Warren Steed in North Carolina.

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Magnolia grandiflora 'Madison' - a very hardy, compact, everblooming clone with a neat growth habit.  Selected by the late J. C. McDaniel in Madison, Alabama.

Magnolia grandiflora ‘Majestic Beauty’:  Please see ‘Monlia’.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Meyers' (tifton’s giant) - the second to largest clone in the United States of broad habit from Tifton, Georgia.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Millais Variety' - from the Fota Botanic Garden in Ireland, this clone has extremely dark green (almost black) leaves that also possess a high gloss.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Milton's Wavy' - this clone has an attractive growth habit with its foliage having delightfully wavy edges.

Magnolia grandiflora ‘Monlia’ - a pyramidal grower with very large, thick, glossy, deep green leaves and fragrant, 12 inch wide flowers.

Magnolia grandiflora ‘Nannetensis’ (double grandiflora) - a wonderful cultivar that produces a profusion of immense, fragrant, sometimes double, white flowers.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Orbit' - a very fine dwarf form of rounded, compact habit selected by the late J. C. McDaniel.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Phil Marino' - a superb, upright, cone shaped tree with very showy flowers that is splendid for use in the small garden.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Pioneer' - a very hardy and compact grower with 8 inch wide, fragrant, creamy white flowers.  The original tree was found by William Curtis in Oregon City, Oregon.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Poconos' -

Magnolia grandiflora 'Riegle' -

Magnolia grandiflora ' Robert Reich' - this choice selection has broad, dark green leaves up to 18 inches long by 6 inches wide and large, fragrant, white flowers.

Magnolia grandiflora “Ruff Clone” - this cultivar is one of the best with its dark green leaves having very impressive, brick red indumentum beneath.  Selected by Wallace Ruff.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Russet' - a very compact, upright grower with luscious, fruity smelling flowers having extra tepals and long, dark green leaves with lots of orange-red indumentum beneath.  Selected and named by the Saratoga Horticulture Foundation.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Saint Mary' - a free flowering, compact, pyramidal grower with glossy, bright green leaves having rusty tomentum beneath and 10 inch wide, well formed flowers.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Samuel Sommer' - a great, hardy, erect growing clone with large, glossy, green leaves having russet tomentum beneath and beautiful, large, 14 inch wide, 12 tepaled flowers having a strong, fruity fragrance that yield large, showy, red seed cones.

ÄMagnolia grandiflora ‘Santa Cruz’ - this clone has abundant, dark green leaves up to 7 inches long by 3 inches wide with plentiful indumentum and 9 inch wide, ivory white flowers having up to 22 tepals and a lemon like fragrance.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Sasquatch' - this clone makes an enormous, squatty tree that is over twice as wide as it is tall.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Satin Beauty' - a splendid, Joe McDaniel hybrid between 'Satin Leaf' and 'Empire State' with large, glossy foliage.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Satin Leaf' -  a showy clone with large, glossy, dark green leaves having attractive, deep red-brown indumentum underneath and large flowers.  Found near Tallahassee, Florida.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Silver Tip' - a superb, upright grower with huge, lustrous, dark green leaves having silvery grey indumentum underneath and pretty flowers.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Simpson's Hardy' - very beautiful, glossy, dark green leaves on a plant reliably hardy to -25 degrees Fahrenheit.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Springfield' - foliage aberrations sometimes resemble calla lily (Zantedeschia) blooms.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Spring Hill' - selected for its excellent, broad, dark green leaves with red pubescence beneath.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Symmes Select' - a compact selection with dark green leaves having heavy, dark brown felting on the undersides and undulating margins.  Selected by John Symmes.

Magnolia grandiflora ‘Timeless Beauty’:  Please see Magnolia x freemanii ‘Monland’.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Twenty-four Below' - an extremely cold hardy selection that was uninjured by a record cold of -24° Fahrenheit in Tennessee.  Selected by Frank Galyon.

Magnolia grandiflora ‘USL Variegated’ - an exceptionally handsome clone with glossy, green leaves having lots of showy, yellow-gold variegation.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Variegata' - attractive leaves with lots of creamy yellow variegation & typical white flowers.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Victoria' - a very handsome, pyramidal tree with glossy foliage having deep rust-red indumentum that is hardy into Canada.  The original tree is in Victoria, British Columbia.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Workman' - an exceptional, very compact, semi-dwarf clone up to 20 feet tall and 15 feet wide with small leaves having undulate margins and small, 10 to 11 tepaled flowers that are produced over an unusually long bloom season.

Magnolia grandiflora x Magnolia guatemalensis - a very erect growing, Joe McDaniel hybrid that otherwise resembles the pod parent.

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Magnolia grandiflora x Magnolia virginiana:  Please see Magnolia x freemanii.

Magnolia 'Green Beret' - a hardy, new, green-yellow flowered, hybrid magnolia developed here at Louisiana Nursery that holds its yellow color well even in the Deep South.

Magnolia 'Gresham Giant' - the largest and most vigorous of the Gresham hybrids from Gloster Arboretum, this clone has big, white flowers.

Magnolia 'Hawk' - a Chyverton introduction from Nigel Holman with an abundant production of exciting, rich iridescent rose-pink flowers.  (Magnolia campbellii x Magnolia sargentiana variety robusta).

Magnolia 'Heaven Scent' - one of the Svelte Brunettes, this is a very prolific blooming, hardy, Gresham hybrid of vigorous, spreading habit with multitudes of honey scented, vase shaped, reddish pink flowers every spring.  Zones 6 - 10.  (Magnolia liliiflora x Magnolia x veitchii).

Magnolia 'Helen Fogg' - a vigorous, symmetrical, very cold hardy hybrid of excellent habit from Phil Savage with fragrant, white flowers that have clean pink bases.  Very fertile and therefore highly useful in a breeding program.  (Magnolia denudata ‘Sawada’s Cream’ x Magnolia x veitchii ‘Peter Veitch’).

Magnolia heptapeta:  Please see Magnolia denudata.

Magnolia highdownensis:  Please see Magnolia wilsonii variety highdownensis.

ÄMagnolia ‘Huang Shan’ - a plant received from Huang Shan province in China as Magnolia amoena but much more closely resembling Magnolia cylindrica only more beautiful with its unique flower shape and vivid rose-red staining.

Magnolia hypoleuca - a deciduous, pyramidal tree to 90 feet with large, green leaves and heavily scented, 8 inch wide, cup shaped, ivory flowers flushed yellow-pink followed by showy, red seed cones.  Zones 6 - 10.

Magnolia hypoleuca 'Pink Flush' - a nice form of this species with a noticeable pink flush on the outside of the tepals.

Magnolia hypoleuca x Magnolia sieboldii:  Please see Magnolia x wiesneri.

Magnolia 'Iolanthe' - a vigorous, erect and fast growing, Jury hybrid that produces magnificent, 9 tepaled, 10 inch wide, clear pink flowers that are white on the inside.  Zones 6 - 9.  (Magnolia ‘Mark Jury’ x Magnolia x soulangiana ‘Lennei’).

Magnolia 'Ivory Chalice' - a splendid magnolia developed by David Leach with 6 inch wide, white, chalice shaped flowers.  Essentially, this is a carbon copy of ‘Elizabeth’!  Zones 6 - 10.  (Magnolia acuminata x Magnolia denudata).

Magnolia 'Jane' - this very prolific, strong and vigorous, William Kosar hybrid from the United States National Arboretum is the latest of the "Eight Little Girls" to bloom with cup shaped, 3 to 4 inch wide, fragrant flowers having 8 to 10 tepals that are reddish purple on the outside and white inside.  Zones 4 - 9.  (Magnolia stellata ‘Waterlily’ x Magnolia liliiflora ‘Reflorescens’).

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Magnolia 'Joe McDaniel' - this is the darkest of the large, Gresham hybrids with its tulip shaped buds and distinctive, dark red-violet, bowl shaped blooms.  Zones 6 - 10.  (Magnolia x soulangiana ‘Rustica Rubra’ x Magnolia x veitchii).

Magnolia 'Jon Jon' - a late flowering Gresham hybrid with a profusion of essentially white, 12 inch wide flowers having a slight, rose, basal coloration.

Magnolia 'Judy' - one of the "Eight Little Girls" from the late Francis de Vos of the United States National Arboretum that is very pretty, erect, compact and slow growing with 2 to 3 inch wide flowers having 10 deep red-purple tepals which are white on the interior.  Zones 5 - 9.  (Magnolia stellata x Magnolia liliiflora ‘Nigra’).

Magnolia x kewensis - a small, broadly spreading tree with fragrant, pure white, 6 inch flowers produced in great abundance before the leaves appear in the spring.  (Magnolia kobus x Magnolia salicifolia).  Zones 4 - 9.

Magnolia x kewensis 'Wada's Memory' - a compact, upright, pyramidal tree to 25 feet with reddish new growth and an abundance of drooping, fragrant,  6 inch wide, pure white flowers.  Selected by Brian Mulligan.

Magnolia 'Kim Kunso' - magnificent 10 inch fragrant deep red-violet blooms.  Zones 7 - 9.

Magnolia kobus - a deciduous shrub or tree to 120 feet that abundantly produces 4 inch wide, fragrant, white flowers before the leaves appear in the spring.  Zones 5 - 9.

Magnolia kobus ‘Borealis’:  Please see Magnolia kobus variety borealis.

Magnolia kobus 'Janaki Ammal' - a very hardy, tetraploid clone from the Royal Horticultural Society garden at Wisley with very broad tepals that lie flat making for a most unique, white flower.

Magnolia kobus ‘Nippon’ - this select clone has white flowers that are nearly as large as those on Magnolia denudata.

Magnolia kobus 'Norman Gould' - a very slow growing, compact, colchicine induced tetraploid form from Wisley with pretty, flat, broad tepaled, white flowers that are larger and have fewer segments than typical for this species.

Magnolia kobus 'Parson's Clone' - a choice, selected clone with showy, fragrant, white flowers that are larger than typical for this species and a good growth habit.

Magnolia kobus “Pink” - splendid form with attractive foliage and pretty, pink flowers from Lyman Tingle.

Magnolia kobus “Kehr 7-1” - this ploidy chimera from August Kehr has both diploid and tetraploid growths on the same plant.

Magnolia kobus variety borealis - a very hardy, vigorous, single trunked variety up to 80 feet tall with larger leaves and flowers than typical.  Originally found on Hokkaido Island in Japan.

Magnolia kobus variety loebneri:  Please see Magnolia x loebneri.

Magnolia kobus variety stellata:  Please see Magnolia stellata.

Magnolia kobus x Magnolia salicifolia:  Please see Magnolia x kewensis.

Magnolia kobus x Magnolia stellata:  Please see Magnolia x loebneri.

Magnolia ‘Laura Saylor’ - an outstanding, tall, erect growing, hardy hybrid from Phil Savage with 12 inch wide, fragrant, upright flowers having 9 to 12 tepals that are bright pink on the outside and white shaded pink on the inside.  Zones 4 - 9.  (Magnolia denudata ‘Sawada’s Pink’ x Magnolia sprengeri ‘Diva’).

Magnolia 'Leather Leaf' - this hybrid has large, crinkled, coriaceous leaves and white flowers.  (Magnolia x soulangiana ‘Lennei Alba’ x Magnolia x veitchii).

ÄMagnolia ‘Legacy’ - a hybrid from David Leach with 9 inch wide flowers having 8 to 12 tepals that are red-purple on the outside and white inside.  Supposedly hardy to -24° Fahrenheit.

Magnolia liliiflora (woody orchid) - a deciduous shrub to 12 feet with many beautiful, erect, tulip shaped, dark purple blooms over a long bloom season.  Zones 6 - 9.

ÄMagnolia liliiflora ‘Al’s Dwarf’ - found by Albert at a wholesale nursery and selected for its diminutive size, dense habit and overall beauty.  An improvement over ‘Mini Mouse’.

Magnolia liliiflora 'Darkest Purple' - this clone from Overlook Nurseries is the best, largest and darkest form of Magnolia liliiflora available.  It has 9 long, narrow tepals and repeat blooms.  It was named by the late William Kosar.

Magnolia liliiflora 'Doris' - a large purple-pink flowered clone with a long bloom season.

Magnolia liliiflora 'Holland Red' (norway red) - this choice clone produces magnificent, large, deep reddish purple flowers over a longer season than most other cultivars.  The flowers have a nice, spicy fragrance.

Magnolia liliiflora 'Lyons' - a shrub that produces its lovely, long, tulip shaped, deep reddish purple flowers late enough to escape late frosts.  The flowers are held upright and have twisted tepals.

Magnolia liliiflora 'Mini Mouse' - a bushy, miniature form from Oswald Blumhardt with 2 inch long leaves and 3 inch wide flowers.

Magnolia liliiflora 'Nigra' - this one has a shrubby growth habit and flowers composed of numerous segments that are very deep purple outside and paler within.  The flowers have 8 to 10 tepals and are 4 inches long by 2 inches wide.  This is the hardiest cultivar of Magnolia liliiflora that we grow.

Magnolia liliiflora ‘Norway Red’:  Please see ‘Holland Red’.

Magnolia liliiflora 'O'Neill' - a very nice, vigorous clone of compact habit with large, deep purple flowers.  These flowers have 10 to 13 tepals and are larger and darker than those of ‘Nigra’.  It was selected by the late J. C. McDaniel in Champaign, Illinois.

Magnolia liliiflora x Magnolia denudata:  Please see Magnolia x soulangiana.

Magnolia 'Limelight' - a superb hybrid from Phil Savage with long, green-yellow to chartreuse flower buds.  One of the very best!

Magnolia x loebneri - a deciduous shrub or small tree that produces an unbelievable number of multi-tepaled blooms during the early spring.  (Magnolia kobus x Magnolia stellata).  Zone 5 - 9.

Magnolia x loebneri 'Ballerina' - a fast growing, late flowering selection from Joe McDaniel with thousands of 30 tepaled, pleasantly fragrant, pale pink flowers.  (Magnolia x loebneri ‘Spring Snow’ x Magnolia stellata ‘Waterlily’).

Magnolia x loebneri ‘Doctor Merrill’:  Please see ‘Merrill’.

Magnolia x loebneri 'Donna' - a very hardy clone from Harry Heineman with beautiful, 8 inch wide, fragrant, pure white flowers that may be the largest of all in this variety.

Magnolia x loebneri 'Encore' - a very nice, bushy, slow growing, semi-dwarf clone from August Kehr producing flowers over a long period of time with 18 to 25 white tepals having a pink tinge at their base.  (Magnolia x loebneri ‘Ballerina’ x ?).

Magnolia x loebneri 'Leonard Messel' - a hardy, extremely popular clone with many attractive, flowers having 12, 3 inch long tepals that are pink-purple on the outside and white on the inside.  The original tree was found in the garden of Mrs. L. C. R. Messel.  (Magnolia kobus x Magnolia stellata ‘Rosea’).

Magnolia x loebneri 'Merrill' - a vigorous, very easy to grow, disease resistant clone to 30 feet with large, fragrant, semi-double, 15 tepaled, white flowers that are flushed pink at the base.  This plant was selected by the late Karl Sax of the Arnold Arboretum out of a group of seedlings raised by one of his students.

Magnolia x loebneri 'Neil McEacharn' - a very large shrub or small tree from Windsor Great Park that produces a profusion of pretty, pink buds that open pink and fade to white over time.  This plant was named by James Bond in honor of the seed donar, Neil McEacharn.  (Magnolia stellata ‘Rosea’ x ?).

ÄMagnolia x loebneri ‘Powder Puff’ - this is an August Kehr selection with white flowers having 18 to 25 tepals that collectively resemble a brush.  (Magnolia x loebneri ‘Ballerina’ x ?).

Magnolia x loebneri 'Raspberry Fun' - a superb pink seedling selection from Ferris Miller with more flowers that are deeper colored and better formed than those of its parent, ‘Leonard Messel’.  The flowers have 16 to 18 tepals and appear to be clustered on the branches as opposed to being borne singly.

Magnolia x loebneri 'Spring Joy' - many pretty 6 inch white flowers flushed with pink.  From Joe McDaniel.

Magnolia x loebneri 'Spring Snow' - a very hardy clone of rounded growth to 30 feet with huge quantities of broad, pleasantly fragrant, pure white, waterlily like blooms having 15 to 20 tepals.  Selected by the late J. C. McDaniel.

Magnolia x loebneri 'Star Bright' - a vigorous form that produces very attractive, fragrant, pure white flowers in abundance.  This clone was selected by Tom Dodd Nurseries in Semmes, Alabama.

Magnolia x loebneri 'White Rose' - a superior, multi-tepaled, rose like, white selection from W. J. Siedl with up to 22 wide tepals.  (Magnolia x loebneri ‘Ballerina’ x ?).

Magnolia 'Lotus' - a Felix Jury hybrid of upright, pyramidal habit forming an exquisite, small tree with huge, creamy white blossoms having a pink basal blush which resemble giant lotus (Nelumbo) blossoms.  (Magnolia ‘Mark Jury’ x Magnolia x soulangiana ‘Lennei Alba’).

Magnolia 'Lu Shan' - a tall, symetrical, fast grower with handsome foliage and fine, white flowers from Phil Savage.  Zones 3 - 9.

Magnolia macrophylla (big leaf magnolia) - a large, deciduous shrub or tree to 60 feet with 18 inch wide, fragrant, ivory-cream flowers and huge leaves that are downy white beneath.  Zones 5 - 10.

Magnolia macrophylla “Purple Spotted” - has purple markings near the base of each of the center tepals.

Magnolia macrophylla 'Sara Gladney' - this clone blooms over a long period with huge, pure white flowers having no purple spots on the tepals.  It was found and selected by the late J. C. McDaniel at Gloster Arboretum in Gloster, Mississippi.

Magnolia macrophylla 'Whopper' - produces leaves up to 3 feet long and large, 19 inch wide, extra tepaled, white flowers having prominent purple spots at the base of the tepals.  It was selected by the late J. C. McDaniel.

Magnolia macrophylla 'Whopper' x Magnolia ashei - intermediate between the two parents with large, white flowers.

Magnolia macrophylla x Magnolia tripetala - second generation seedlings from an original, Joe McDaniel cross.

Magnolia macrophylla subspecies ashei:  Please see Magnolia ashei.

Magnolia 'Manchu Fan' - one of Gresham’s Buxom Nordic Blondes, this clone has large, goblet shaped, fragrant, white flowers that are lightly stained pink at the base.  Zones 6 - 10.  (Magnolia x soulangiana ‘Lennei Alba’ x Magnolia x veitchii).

Magnolia 'Marillyn' - a multi-stemmed tree to about 15 feet with fragrant, upright flowers having 6 tepals that are dark red-purple on the outside and light purple inside.  This plant was bred at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden Research Center by Evamaria Sperber.  Zones 5 - 9.  (Magnolia kobus x Magnolia liliiflora ‘Nigra’).

Magnolia 'Mark Jury' - this hybrid has huge (up to 10 inches), fragrant, heavily textured, creamy white flowers with magenta rose to lavender undertones.  Zones 8 - 10.  (Magnolia campbellii subspecies mollicomata ‘Lanarth’ x Magnolia sargentiana variety robusta).                                                                                                                                    

Magnolia 'Mary Nell' - a late blooming, prolific, shrubby tree with showy, 10 inch wide, cup shaped, white flowers which open flat to recurved having heavy substance and being tinged purple near the base.  Zones 6 - 10.  (Magnolia x soulangiana ‘Lennei Alba’ x Magnolia x veitchii ‘Peter Veitch’).

Magnolia ‘Maryland’:  Please see Magnolia x freemanii ‘Maryland’.

Magnolia ‘Melanie’:  Please see Magnolia ‘Purple Princess’.

Magnolia 'Michael Rosse' - this choice, erect growing hybrid makes a beautiful tree with its 10 inch wide, deep pink to pale purple flowers.  Zones 8 - 10.  (Magnolia campbellii variety alba x Magnolia sargentiana variety robusta).

Magnolia 'Milky Way' - a very floriferous, Jury hybrid with large, fragrant, heavy textured, icy white flowers having soft rose-pink basal coloring.  (Magnolia ‘Mark Jury’ x Magnolia x soulangiana ‘Lennei Alba’).

Magnolia ‘Monland’:  Please see Magnolia x freemanii ‘Monland’.

Magnolia 'Moondance' - a fine, near white, Gresham hybrid from Gloster Arboretum.

Magnolia 'Mossman's Giant' - produces pretty, large, 14 inch wide, cup and saucer shaped to floppy flowers which are pale rose violet outside and creamy white inside.  It originated at Iufer Nursery in Oregon.  (Magnolia campbellii subspecies mollicomata x Magnolia sargentiana variety robusta).

Magnolia 'Nimbus' - an upright, semi-evergreen, multi-stemmed tree with dark green leaves up to 12 inches long and beautiful, well formed, 6 inch wide, fragrant, creamy white flowers having 11 tepals.  This plant was bred by the late Willam Kosar at the United States National Arboretum.  Zones 7 - 10.  (Magnolia hypoleuca x Magnolia virginiana).

Magnolia ‘Nippon’:  Please see Magnolia kobus ‘Nippon’.

Magnolia nitida - an evergreen shrub or tree to 25 feet with leathery, glossy , dark green foliage and fragrant, creamy white to yellow flowers from 2 to 3 inches across in the late spring and early summer.  Zones 8 - 10.

Magnolia officinalis (asian umbrella magnolia) - a deciduous tree to 60 feet with large, light green leaves that are downy beneath and highly scented, 7 inch wide, cup shaped, creamy white blooms having red stamens.  Zones 8 - 10.

Magnolia officinalis x Magnolia hypoleuca - intermediate between the two parent species with pure white, cup shaped flowers in the late spring.

Magnolia officinalis variety biloba - this variety has 15 inch long, obovate leaves with deeply emarginate or bilobed apexes.

Magnolia 'Orchid' - a very hardy, well formed, rounded shrub with lots of choice, 9 tepaled, reddish purple flowers having a faint but attractive fragrance.  (Magnolia liliiflora x Magnolia stellata).

Magnolia 'Paul Cook' - a vigorous grower from Frank Galyon with exceptionally beautiful, 12 inch wide flowers having 6 to 9 tepals that are lavender outside and white inside.  (Magnolia x soulangiana ‘Lennei’ seedling x Magnolia sprengeri ‘Diva’).

ÄMagnolia ‘Peachy’ - a fast growing, fastigiate tree with large, somewhat floppy flowers approaching the color of a peach and having a pleasant fragrance.  This clone was hybridized by  Phil Savage and named by Richard B. Figlar.  Zones 5 - 9.  (Magnolia acuminata ‘Fertile Myrtle’ x Magnolia sprengeri ‘Diva’).

Magnolia 'Peppermint Stick' - one of Gresham’s Svelte Brunettes with large, white flowers marked purple at the base and also having a longitudinal, purple stripe on the exterior of each segment.  Zones 6 - 10.  (Magnolia liliiflora x Magnolia x veitchii).

Magnolia 'Peter Smithers' - a favorite of garden visitors with very handsome, large, wide open, 10 inch, bright pink flowers having 9 tepals.  Zones 6 - 10.  (Magnolia x soulangiana ‘Rustica Rubra’ x Magnolia x veitchii).

Magnolia 'Phelan Bright' - an upright, spreading, late flowering tree with enormous (up to 14 inches), fragrant, pristine white, cup and saucer shaped blossoms having 12 tepals.  Our best to date!  Zones 7 - 9.  (Magnolia campbellii x ?).       

Magnolia “Pickard Hybrids”:  Please see Magnolia x soulangiana ‘Pickard’s ...).

Magnolia 'Pickard's Stardust' - produces very fragrant, small, snow white flowers having narrow, upright tepals.  (Magnolia kobus x ?).

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 Magnolia 'Pink Goblet' - a Gresham hybrid with 12 inch wide, goblet shaped flowers appearing to be solid pink but actually rose pink on the outside and white on the inside.

Magnolia 'Pinkie' - of spreading habit, this hybrid from William Kosar is the latest of the "Eight Little Girls" to bloom and has 5 to 7 inch wide, cup shaped flowers with 12 broad tepals that are pinkish purple on the outside and white inside.  Zones 5 - 9.  (Magnolia stellata ‘Rosea’ x Magnolia liliiflora ‘Reflorescens’).

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Magnolia 'Porcelain Dove' - a semi-evergreen hybrid from the late Todd Gresham with deliciously fragrant, porcelain white flowers.  It was named in honor of Gresham’s home, Hill of Doves.  (Magnolia globosa x Magnolia virginiana).

Magnolia 'Prince Charming' - a very popular, tree type, Gresham hybrid with large, tasseled, white flowers selected by Mrs. Sara Gladney at Gloster Arboretum to honor her late husband, Frank Gladney.

Magnolia 'Princess Margaret' - a robust tree with lovely, well formed, 11 inch wide blooms having 11 tepals that are red-purple on the outside and cream (tinged purple) on the interior.  Zones 8 - 10.  (Magnolia campbellii variety alba x Magnolia sargentiana variety robusta).

Magnolia 'Pristine' - a vigorous growing hybrid from the late J. C. McDaniel with upright, absolutely pure white flowers resembling double Magnolia denudata blossoms.  Superb!  Hardy to -15° Fahrenheit.  (Magnolia dendudata ‘Gere’ x Magnolia stellata ‘Waterlily’).

Magnolia x proctoriana - a showy, small, deciduous, pyramidal tree to 24 feet with 3 to 4 inch wide, fragrant, white flowers that are produced before the leaves emerge in the spring.  (Magnolia salicifolia x Magnolia stellata).

Magnolia x proctoriana “Gloster Form” - a form of thick, pyramidal growth having white flowers.

Magnolia x proctoriana 'Morris Arboretum' - this clone from the Morris Arboretum is supposed to be the "true" form.        

Magnolia x proctoriana 'Slavin's Snowy' - this splendid, fast growing, small tree is probably the best selection of this cross with its many fragrant, 6 inch wide, 6 to 9 tepaled, white flowers having a distinctive, pink blotch at the base.  Named in honor of Bernard H. Slavin of the Rochester Parks Department.

Magnolia 'Purple Eye' - a large, broadly spreading shrub with large, 9 tepaled, highly fragrant, snow white flowers having a pronounced purple basal flush.  Zones 5 - 9.  (Magnolia denudata x ?).

Magnolia 'Purple Prince' - this hybrid from Frank Galyon has globular flowers having 6 tepals that are a very vivid dark purple on the exterior and slightly lighter within.  (Magnolia liliiflora ‘Nigra’ x Magnolia x soulangiana ‘Lennei’).

Magnolia 'Purple Princess' - another hybrid from Frank Galyon with 8 inch wide, symmetrical flowers having 9 tepals that are dark inside and out.  (Magnolia liliiflora ‘Darkest Purple’ x Magnolia x soulangiana ‘Lennei’).

Magnolia pyramidata - resembles Magnolia fraseri but is smaller in all respects.  Zones 5 - 9.

Magnolia pyramidata 'Neva Black' - a choice selected clone that is very fragrant.

Magnolia pyramidata “Texas Strain” - from a native stand in Texas with attractive leaves and fragrant, white flowers.

Magnolia quinquepeta:  Please see Magnolia liliflora.

Magnolia 'Randy' - one of the "Eight Little Girls", this Francis de Vos hybrid is an erect, almost columnar, slow growing plant with 3 to 5 inch wide, cup shaped flowers having 9 to 11 tepals that are rose-purple on the outside and white on the inside.  Zones 5 - 9.  (Magnolia stellata x Magnolia liliiflora ‘Nigra’).

Magnolia 'Raspberry Ice' - one of Gresham’s Svelte Brunettes, this clone is of upright habit with unique, 9 inch wide, upright, campanulate, 12 tepaled, luminous, lavender-pink flowers having violet shading at the base.  Zones 6 - 10.  (Magnolia liliiflora x Magnolia x veitchii).

Magnolia 'Raspberry Swirl' - a Frank Galyon hybrid forming a multi-trunked tree with flowers having 11 tepals that are dark purple both inside and outside.  (Magnolia liliiflora ‘Darkest Purple’ x Magnolia sprengeri ‘Diva’).

Magnolia 'Ricki' - one of the "Eight Little Girls", this vigorous, Francis de Vos hybrid is erect to columnar in habit and produces unbelievable numbers of pretty, 4 to 6 inch wide, erect flowers having 10 to 15 tepals that are reddish purple to purple outside and white to pale purple inside.  Zones 5 - 9.  (Magnolia stellata x Magnolia liliiflora ‘Nigra’).

Magnolia 'Rouged Alabaster' - one of Gresham’s Buxom Nordic Blondes, this is a vigorous grower with an abundance of large (12 inches wide), fragrant, cup shaped, white flowers that are flushed pink at the base and have 9 tepals.  Zones 6 - 10.  (Magnolia x soulangiana ‘Lennei Alba’ x Magnolia x veitchii).

Magnolia 'Royal Crown' - one of Gresham’s Svelte Brunettes, this small tree produces 5½ inch tall buds that become outstanding, large, upright flowers having 12 tepals that are dark red-violet on the outside and  white inside.  This clone blooms over a long period and often blooms repeatedly during the summer months.  Zones 5 - 9.  (Magnolia liliiflora x Magnolia x veitchii).

Magnolia 'Royal Flush' - this Gresham hybrid produces unusually nice, 12 inch wide, fragrant, white flowers having a dark rose-purple base.  (Magnolia x soulangiana ‘Lennei Alba’ x Magnolia x veitchii).

Magnolia salicifolia (anise magnolia) - a deciduous shrub or tree to 36 feet with lemon or anise scented foliage and fragrant, white flowers that are tinted pink at the base.  Zones 4 - 9.

Magnolia salicifolia “Iufer Clone” - an outstanding, pyramidal form from 15 to 20 feet tall with a profusion of 7 inch wide, pure white flowers having red tipped stamens.  This clone is thought by some to be Magnolia salicifolia x Magnolia kobus.

Magnolia salicifolia 'Kochanakee' - a vigorous, pyramidal form with large, fragrant flowers.  Similar to ‘W. B. Clarke’.

Magnolia salicifolia 'Memorial Garden' - attractive white flowers on a choice pyramidal grower.

Magnolia salicifolia 'Miss Jack' - a vigorous grower with white flowers that are stained pink and narrow, anise scented foliage.  Originated as a seedling at the University of British Columbia.

Magnolia salicifolia 'Savage Selection' - this clone has strong anise scented foliage and many flowers with prominent pink coloring on the tepal backs.

Magnolia salicifolia “Van Veen Form” - a fine selection with exceptionally fragrant flowers.  Excellent!

Magnolia salicifolia 'W. B. Clarke' - a strong, robust grower of upright habit with thick foliage and a profusion of fragrant, white flowers that are larger than typical for this species.

Magnolia salicifolia x Magnolia kobus:  Please see Magnolia x kewensis.

Magnolia salicifolia x Magnolia stellata:  Please see Magnolia x proctoriana.

Magnolia salicifolia x Magnolia x soulangiana:  Please see Magnolia x slavinii.

Magnolia salicifolia 'Savage Selection' x Magnolia x veitchii 'Peter Veitch' - a fastigiate grower from Phil Savage with well shaped, white flowers.

Magnolia 'Sangreal' - a good, vigorous, floriferous Gresham hybrid with cup shaped, dark red-purple flowers up to 8 inches across and having 9 tepals.

Magnolia sargentiana (sargent’s magnolia) - a deciduous tree to 75 feet with glossy, deep green leaves that are grey beneath and magnificent, 8 inch wide, fragrant blooms that are white to pale pink inside and purple-pink on the exterior.  Zones 8 - 10.

Magnolia sargentiana 'Caerhays' - a very dark and very late form from Caerhays.  Magnificent!

Magnolia sargentiana 'Nymans' - a superb selection from Nyman's with excellent form.

Magnolia sargentiana variety robusta (robust magnolia) - a large, deciduous tree of bushy habit with glossy, green foliage and huge, fragrant, pink-purple flowers.  The leaves, flowers and fruit are larger on this variety than are those of the type variety.  Zones 8 - 10.

Magnolia sargentiana variety robusta 'Blood Moon' - up to 50 feet tall, this magnificent clone has large, deep rose-pink flowers.  It originates from Viscount Cranborne and is hardy to 0° Fahrenheit.

Magnolia sargentiana variety robusta “Caerhays Clone” - a superior, nicely colored form from Caerhays in England.          

Magnolia sargentiana variety robusta 'Multipetal' - a lovely, double form with 19 to 27 bright pink tepals selected by Sir Peter Smithers.  The original plant was found at Mount Congreve in Ireland by Ambrose Congreve.

Magnolia sargentiana variety robusta “Nymans Clone” - a selection from Nymans with great form and fine color.

Magnolia ‘Sayonara’ - one of Gresham’s Buxom Nordic Blondes, this late blooming clone of arching habit has beautifully rounded, 12 inch wide flowers having 9 white tepals that are flushed with pink at the base.  Zones 6 - 10.  This clone received an Award of Merit from the Royal Horticultural Society.  (Magnolia liliiflora x Magnolia x veitchii).

Magnolia schiedeana - an evergreen tree from Mexico up to 100 feet tall with coriaceous, matte green leaves and creamy white, 6 inch wide flowers having 9 to 12 tepals.  Zones 8 - 10.

Magnolia schiedeana 'Western Form' - medium size tree with green leaves and white flowers.

Magnolia ‘Sentinel’ -

Magnolia 'Serene' - a small, upright, pyramidal tree from Felix Jury with beautiful, large, deep purple-rose, erect, bowl shaped flowers.  (Magnolia liliiflora x Magnolia ‘Mark Jury’).

Magnolia sieboldii - a deciduous shrub or tree to 30 feet with deep green leaves that are glaucescent beneath and beautiful, 4 inch wide, horizontally held, fragrant, white flowers with crimson stamens.  Zones 4 - 8.

Magnolia sieboldii 'Michiko Renge' (double sieboldii) - a beautiful, double flowered clone from Dr. Shuichi Hirao of Japan.

Magnolia sieboldii “Tetraploid Seedling” - these are seedlings of a tetraploid form of this fine species with much larger flowers than typical for this species.

Magnolia sieboldii 'White Flounces' - this clone from Harry Heineman has semi-double flowers up to 4 inches across with up to 24 tepals that lie almost flat rather than form a cup shape.

Magnolia sieboldii x Magnolia tripetala - a wonderful hybrid from August Kehr that is intermediate between the two parent species and closely resembles 'Charles Coates'.

Magnolia sieboldii subspecies sinensis (chinese magnolia) - deciduous shrub or tree with lemon scented, nodding, cup shaped, white flowers having rosy pink stamens.  Zones 7 - 10.

Magnolia sieboldii x Magnolia hypoleuca:  Please see Magnolia x wiesneri.

Magnolia 'Silver Parasol' - a chance seedling found at the Arnold Arboretum forming a narrowly pyramidal tree with large leaves that are silvery beneath and 10 inch wide, pristine white flower having a sweet fragrance and 9 to 12 tepals.  (Magnolia tripetala x Magnolia hypoleuca).                                                                                                              

Magnolia ‘Snow White’:  Please see Magnolia ‘Wada’s Snow White’.

Magnolia x soulangiana (saucer magnolia) - a deciduous shrub or tree to 30 feet having flowers which range from pure white to violet-purple.  This is the most widely cultivated group of magnolias and is the result of crossing Magnolia denudata with Magnolia liliiflora.  All bloom before the leaves emerge in the spring.  Zones 5 - 9.  The original cross was made by Etienne Soulange-Bodin.

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Magnolia x soulangiana 'Alba' - a fairly tall tree of a thick, compact habit with large flowers having 9 tepals that are white flushed with pink near their base.  This clone was selected by Louis van Houtte.

Magnolia x soulangiana 'Alba Superba' - an early flowering clone to 15 feet with good, fragrant, creamy white flowers.

Magnolia x soulangiana 'Alexandrina' - an excellent, early blooming cultivar with large, cup shaped flowers having 9 tepals that are pure white inside and white with rich pink streaking externally.

Magnolia x soulangiana 'Alexandrina Dark Clone':  Please see Magnolia x soulangiana 'Coates'.

Magnolia x soulangiana 'Amabilis' - an early blooming, slow growing clone of broad habit with large, fragrant, white to cream flowers that are flushed pink on the outside.

Magnolia x soulangiana ‘Andre LeRoy’ - a late blooming clone named after a nurseryman in Angiers, France with cup shaped flowers of a dark pink to purple though not as dark as those of 'Lennei'.

Magnolia x soulangiana 'Big Pink' - a very floriferous, late blooming clone originally from Japan with bowl shaped flowers that are rich pink outside and white within.  Some believe this to be identical to ‘Alexandrina’.

Magnolia x soulangiana 'Brozzonii' - a late blooming, fast growing clone with flowers up to 8 inches across having 9 white tepals that are flushed with lavender.

Magnolia x soulangiana 'Coates' - a fast growing, early blooming clone with many dark purple, saucer like flowers.  (Magnolia x soulangiana ‘Rustica Rubra’ x ?).

Magnolia x soulangiana 'Deep Purple Dream' - blooms later than 'Lennei' (one of the parents) with some of the darkest red-purple, bowl shaped flowers of any tree type magnolia.

Magnolia x soulangiana 'Eleanor May' -

Magnolia x soulangiana 'Grace McDade' - a hardier clone than typical named by Clint McDade having 9 inch wide, well formed, lavender-pink flowers with broad tepals that are white on the interior.

Magnolia x soulangiana 'Lennei' - a splendid, fast growing, late flowering, small tree with large, tulip shaped, deep red-purple flowers that are white on the inside.  Named after Peter Joseph Lenne.

Magnolia x soulangiana 'Lennei Alba' - a late flowering, small tree with large, goblet shaped, ivory white flowers in unbelievable numbers.  (Magnolia x soulangiana ‘Lennei’ x Magnolia denudata).

Magnolia x soulangiana 'Lilliputian' - a late flowering, small tree with an abundance of small, light pink flowers.

Magnolia x soulangiana 'Momoju' - a very large pink hybrid from Nakamura of Japan.

Magnolia x soulangiana 'Norbertii' - a late blooming but free flowering, small tree with fragrant, white flowers flushed with purple on the outside.

Magnolia x soulangiana 'Pickard's Firefly' - an upright, vigorous tree with outstanding, goblet shaped, fragrant, deep purplish wine red blooms.  (Magnolia x soulangiana ‘Picture’ x ?).

Magnolia x soulangiana 'Pickard's Glow' - an upright, vigorous grower with fragrant, wine red flowers fading to white and occasionally having extra tepals.  (Magnolia x soulangiana ‘Picture’ x ?).

Magnolia x soulangiana 'Pickard's Opal' - an upright, vigorous tree that produces outstanding, goblet shaped, white flowers with a faint purple-pink flush on the base of the tepals.  (Magnolia x soulangiana ‘Picture’ x ?).

Magnolia x soulangiana 'Pickard's Ruby' - a nearly fastigiate grower with very beautiful, deep purplish wine red, fragrant, goblet shaped flowers up to 11 inches across.  (Magnolia x soulangiana ‘Picture’ x ?).

Magnolia x soulangiana 'Pickard's Schmetterling' - a vigorous, upright grower that produces fragrant, elongated, wine red flowers similar to those of 'Royal Crown' with narrow tepals.  (Magnolia x soulangiana ‘Picture’ x ?).

Magnolia x soulangiana 'Pickard's Snow Queen' - an upright, vigorous tree that produces bold, large, pure white flowers with 6 spatulate tepals that have no purple coloring.  (Magnolia x soulangiana ‘Picture’ x ?).

Magnolia x soulangiana 'Picture' - a vigorous grower from K. Wada with superb, large (up to 14 inches across) blooms that are dark red-purple on the outside and white on the inside.

Magnolia x soulangiana 'Picture Superba' - large milk white flowers.  From K. Wada.

Magnolia x soulangiana 'Purple And White' - beautiful 'Lennei' like flowers are purple outside and white inside.

Magnolia x soulangiana 'Purpliana' - an early blooming clone from Sawada with deep reddish purple, 9 tepaled, upright flowers that are shaped like those of  Magnolia denudata.

Magnolia x soulangiana 'Red Head' - magnificent large red cup shaped flowers with the form and habit of 'Lennei'.

Magnolia x soulangiana 'Rustica Rubra' - this vigorous grower is one of the best in this group with its large, globose flowers having 9 reddish purple tepals that are white on the interior.  (Magnolia x soulangiana ‘Lennei’ x ?).

Magnolia x soulangiana 'San Jose' - this is an early blooming, vigorous clone that profusely produces large, fragrant, bright pink flowers.

Magnolia x soulangiana 'Speciosa' - a very showy, late blooming, vigorous, tall, upright grower with many exceptionally beautiful, fragrant, white flowers having slight pink basal tones.

Magnolia x soulangiana 'Striped Spice' - this clone from Dick Figlar has flowers typical of this grex except for the distinct, red-purple stripe on the 9 tepals and the strong, spicy fragrance.  (Magnolia liliiflora x ?).

Magnolia x soulangiana 'Suishoren' - a very fine, pink flowered selection from Nakamura in Japan.

Magnolia x soulangiana ‘Sundew’ - a superb, fast growing clone from Pickard with 10 inch wide, fragrant, goblet shaped, creamy white flowers having a pink basal flush.

Magnolia x soulangiana 'Superba Rosea' - a choice bright pink late blooming cultivar.  Splendid.

Magnolia x soulangiana 'Toju' - a clear pink flowered selection from Nakamura in Japan.

Magnolia x soulangiana 'Veitchii Rubra' - this clone has flowers that are wine red in bud, fading slightly as they open.  Named by W. B. Clarke Nursery.

Magnolia x soulangiana 'Verbanica' - this is a splendid, late blooming, slow growing clone of broad habit that prolifically produces flowers which are deep pink on the outside and white on the inside.  Selected by Andre LeRoy.

Magnolia x soulangiana 'White Giant' - a vigorous hybrid from K. Wada of Japan having immense, wide open, milky white flowers with a slight, pink flush.

Magnolia x soulangiana 'White Lennei' x Magnolia denudata 'Wada's Japanese Clone' - this Phil Savage hybrid has pure white flowers of classic Magnolia denudata form but blooms much later.

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