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The Little Gem Magnolia is the perfect tree for your yard if you are seeking a smaller version of the evergreen magnolia without sacrificing any of the usual beauty. Little Gem is 1 of the most unique magnolias. Its white flowers are simply stunning against the green foliage. The Little Gem reaches a height between 20 ft. to 25 ft. with a spread of 8 ft. to 12 ft. and has a slow growth-rate. The Little Gem is recognized for its prolific flowering that lasts 6-months of the-year, from May through October. It can begin flowering in as little as 2-years. The Little Gem Magnolia produces large, fragrant, creamy white, saucer shaped flowers that are 8 in. Dia. The Little Gem has beautiful shaped oblong leaves that are stiff and leathery with a deep glossy green color on top and a bronze-brown fuzzy underside. It tends to bloom more than the Bracken Brown Beauty. It is often used as a standout landscape specimen, to add evergreen beauty near decks and patios, as a floral screen or hedge, and in large containers. Little Gem is hardy to 5°. USDA ZONES: Zone 7, Zone 8, Zone 9, Zone 10.

The Bracken Brown Magnolia tree's compact pyramidal form features beautiful, large pure white flowers that make it an exceptional choice as an accent tree for your landscape. The Bracken's Brown Beauty Magnolia tree is a significant broadleaf evergreen magnolia cultivar with extensive winter hardiness. This plant produces large fragrant, cup-shaped, creamy white flowers that appear in late spring with sparse flowering throughout the summer. This fragrant white flowering tree grows in all types of climates making it one of our favorite southern magnolias and favorite shade trees.Its glossy dark green leaves are green on top and rusty-brown on the undersides, lending a bi-color appearance to the foliage. The Bracken magnolia tree flowers will give way to spherical fruiting cone clusters that mature in the late summer growing season. At full maturity, it releases coated red seeds on slender threads perfect for birds to munch on.

Just as its name suggests, this specimen tree is quite a 'little gem' with all the wonderful qualities you'd want from a magnolia and more! Also known as the dwarf southern magnolia tree, the Little Gem Magnolia tree can be planted as a privacy screen or hedge.The Magnolia grandiflora Little Gem tree features smaller dark green foliage and a very compact narrow form and grows much slower than its other Magnolia relatives. The evergreen leaves of this southern tree are leathery with a deep glossy green color on top and fuzzy, rusty-brown undersides.The magnolia gem tree produces large, fragrant, creamy white, saucer shaped flowers that are 4-6 inches wide. Its beautiful and creamy white flowers bloom in the early spring to early summer growing season. The hardy shade tree has a bronze brown bark all year long that looks nice paired with the glossy leaves.The white fragrant flowers on the Little Gem Magnolia Tree will give way to spherical, cone-like fruiting clusters that mature in the late summer to early fall months of the year. They release individual rose-red coated seeds suspended on slender threads at maturity. These seeds are food sources for many types of wildlife including birds, squirrels, and deer.

The Little Gem Magnolia is the perfect tree for your yard if you are seeking a smaller version of the evergreen magnolia without sacrificing any of the usual beauty. The Little Gem reaches 20 ft. to 25 ft. with a spread of 8 ft. to 12 ft. and has a slow growth-rate, approximately 1-1/2 ft. per year. The Little Gem is recognized for its prolific flowering that lasts 6-months of the year (approximately May through October). The Little Gem Magnolia produces large fragrant creamy white saucer shaped flowers. The Little Gem has beautiful shaped oblong leaves. Little Gems have small leaves that are stiff and leathery with a deep glossy green color on top and a bronze-brown fuzzy underside. It still produces the characteristic fragrant, creamy white flowers and, in fact, tends to bloom more than the Bracken Brown Beauty. This magnolia makes a great specimen tree. Little Gem is hardy to 5°. USDA ZONES: Zone 7, Zone 8, Zone 9, Zone 10.

Just as its name suggests, this tree is quite a 'Little Gem' with all the wonderful qualities you'd want from a magnolia and more! Also known as the dwarf southern magnolia tree, the Little Gem Magnolia tree is a beautiful evergreen tree that boasts cool shade and fragrant flowers all summer long. Occasional pruning to maintain its shape is okay, but not necessary. The best time to prune Little Gem magnolia trees is in late spring and summer. Be sure to wait until its flowers have faded before pruning to get the most out of the flowering season. Size: large.

Just as its name suggests, this specimen tree is quite a 'little gem' with all the wonderful qualities you'd want from a magnolia and more! Also known as the dwarf southern magnolia tree, the Little Gem Magnolia tree can be planted as a privacy screen or hedge.The Magnolia grandiflora Little Gem tree features smaller dark green foliage and a very compact narrow form and grows much slower than its other Magnolia relatives. The evergreen leaves of this southern tree are leathery with a deep glossy green color on top and fuzzy, rusty-brown undersides.The magnolia gem tree produces large, fragrant, creamy white, saucer shaped flowers that are 4-6 inches wide. Its beautiful and creamy white flowers bloom in the early spring to early summer growing season. The hardy shade tree has a bronze brown bark all year long that looks nice paired with the glossy leaves.The white fragrant flowers on the Little Gem Magnolia Tree will give way to spherical, cone-like fruiting clusters that mature in the late summer to early fall months of the year. They release individual rose-red coated seeds suspended on slender threads at maturity. These seeds are food sources for many types of wildlife including birds, squirrels, and deer.

The Little Gem Magnolia is the perfect tree for your yard if you are seeking a smaller version of the evergreen magnolia without sacrificing any of the usual beauty. The Little Gem reaches only 20 ft. to 25 ft. with a spread of 8 ft. to 12 ft. and has a slow growth-rate, approximately 1-1/2 ft. per year. The Little Gem is recognized for its prolific flowering that lasts 6-months of the year, which lasts from May through October. It can flower in 2-year to 3-years. The Little Gem Magnolia produces large fragrant creamy white saucer shaped flowers that are 8 in. W. The Little Gem has beautiful shaped oblong leaves that are 5 in. to 7 in L and 2 in. W to 3 in. W. Little Gems have small leaves that are stiff and leathery with a deep glossy green color on top and a bronze-brown fuzzy underside. It still produces the characteristic fragrant, creamy white flowers and, in fact, tends to bloom more than the Bracken Brown Beauty. This magnolia makes a great specimen tree. Little Gem is hardy to 5°. USDA ZONES: Zone 7, Zone 8, Zone 9, Zone 10.

Just as its name suggests, this specimen tree is quite a 'little gem' with all the wonderful qualities you'd want from a magnolia and more! Also known as the dwarf southern magnolia tree, the Little Gem Magnolia tree can be planted as a privacy screen or hedge.The Magnolia grandiflora Little Gem tree features smaller dark green foliage and a very compact narrow form and grows much slower than its other Magnolia relatives. The evergreen leaves of this southern tree are leathery with a deep glossy green color on top and fuzzy, rusty-brown undersides.The magnolia gem tree produces large, fragrant, creamy white, saucer shaped flowers that are 4-6 inches wide. Its beautiful and creamy white flowers bloom in the early spring to early summer growing season. The hardy shade tree has a bronze brown bark all year long that looks nice paired with the glossy leaves.The white fragrant flowers on the Little Gem Magnolia Tree will give way to spherical, cone-like fruiting clusters that mature in the late summer to early fall months of the year. They release individual rose-red coated seeds suspended on slender threads at maturity. These seeds are food sources for many types of wildlife including birds, squirrels, and deer.

Biggest leaves, tallest tree, but not as prolific of a bloomer. Out of all the magnolias, the D.D. Blanchard is 1 of the largest varieties, producing dark green, large leaves with a rusty brown underside. It can reach a maturity height of 75 ft. to 80 ft. with a canopy of 35 ft. to 40 ft. wide, making an excellent shade tree. It is capable of maintaining a straight, central trunk, which allows it to be grown full to the ground or be pruned into tree form with a visible trunk. Flowers bloom in late spring, with sparse but continued flowering throughout the summer. The fragrant blossoms are large (can be 8 in. Dia) and are cup-shaped in appearance. USDA Zones: Zone 7, Zone 8, Zone 9.

The sweet, vanilla-scented blooms of Sweetbay Magnolia have made it one of the most popular flowering trees. It has magnolia charm when it comes to looks, too, with dark green leaves and creamy-white flowers. Sweetbay is great for specimen planting. It is certain to attract attention to your yard, especially when it's in full bloom. this deciduous tree is evergreen in southern regions.