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MAGNOLIA 'Advance' >

A hybrid bred by Vance Hooper in New Zealand. Clear lilac-purple goblet-shaped blooms on this hybrid between M. soulangeana 'Burgundy' and M. 'Vulcan'

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MAGNOLIA 'Albatross' >

Bred by Peter Borlase of Lanhydrock this excellent and vigorous hybrid has large white flowers which are very distinctive especially in bud

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MAGNOLIA 'Apollo' >

Rich violet-purple flowers at first turning purple-rosy-violet later. Highly scented

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MAGNOLIA 'Athene' >

Jury hybrid with white flowers shading to pink at the base

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MAGNOLIA 'Atlas' >

Jury hybrid with soft pink petals which are white inside. A sister seedling to Iolanthe

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MAGNOLIA 'Banana Split' >

Yellow to cream flowers with a purple stripe and a green base. Upright and vigorous habit.

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MAGNOLIA 'Betty' >

Petals purplish-red, white inside; suitable for smaller gardens

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MAGNOLIA 'Big Dude' >

Huge flowers which are reddish-purple outside and white inside fading rose-pink and white

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MAGNOLIA biondii >

Lemon-scented white flowers flushed purple at base

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MAGNOLIA 'Black Tulip' >

The darkest purple-red flowered magnolia before the arrival of M.'Genie'

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MAGNOLIA 'Brixton Belle' >

this excellent hybrid flowers at a very young age. Large cup and saucer blooms, rich pink outside, and paler within

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MAGNOLIA x brooklynensis 'Hattie Carthan' >

Bright yellow flowers with magenta mid veins and a tinge of green

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MAGNOLIA x brooklynensis 'Yellow Bird' >

Introduced at the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens in 1967 as a hybrid between M. acuminata and M. x brooklynensis. Flowers are yellow with a slight greenish tinge

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MAGNOLIA 'Butterflies' >

A hyrid between M.acuminata and M.denudata with rich yellow flowers and red stamens

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MAGNOLIA 'Caerhays Surprise' >

A hybrid between M. mollicomata and M. lilliflora 'Nigra' which flowers at a young age and is suitable for smaller gardens. The flowers open a dark purplish-red and fade to mauvish-purple

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MAGNOLIA campbellii 'Alba' >

Pure white form of campbellii

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MAGNOLIA campbellii 'Betty Jessel' >

One of the very best New Zealand hybrids with large deep crimson flowers opening late in the season

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MAGNOLIA campbellii 'Darjeeling' >

Dark rose coloured flowers

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MAGNOLIA campbellii 'Princess Margaret' >

Large flowers red-purple on the outside and cream inside.

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MAGNOLIA campbellii 'Sidbury' >

Very early flowering campellii originating from Sidbury Manor in Devon in 1946

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MAGNOLIA campbellii 'Treve Holman' >

Deep rose-pink with purple shading

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MAGNOLIA 'Candy Cane' >

Erect tepals (petals) in three whorls. The outer whorl is rose fading to white and with a rose stripe. The middle whorl is darker and the inner whorl is a deeper rose purple

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MAGNOLIA 'Carlos' >

Good yellow flowers but sometimes appearing with the leaves. A cross between M. acuminata var subcordata x M. denudata

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MAGNOLIA 'Cleopatra' >

Similar in colour to M. ‘Lanarth’ this new New Zealand hybrid is a rich reddish purple with a metallic sheen

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In our opinion this is easily the best and darkest yellow yet to appear on the market. The flowers do come out with the leaves most years but this is genuinely a plant for the smaller garden. A triumph for Philippe de Spoelbergh's magnolia breeding in Belgium.

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MAGNOLIA 'David Clulow' >

Gresham hybrid with large white cup-shaped flowers which have a slight pink flush at the base

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MAGNOLIA dawsoniana >

Smaller upright pale pink flowers than in some of the other Chinese species. Flowers later than M.campbellii and M.sargentiana robusta types

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MAGNOLIA dawsoniana 'Chyverton Red’ >

Reddish to crimson flowers on this dawsoniana hybrid bred at Chyverton in Cornwall

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MAGNOLIA 'Daybreak' >

Unusual fragrant light rose-pink flowers. M. xbrooklynensis 'Woodsman' was the seed parent in a cross with M. 'Tina Durio'. Highly recommended

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MAGNOLIA denudata 'Yellow River' >

Lily tree, Yulan

(cv 'Fei Huang') - a rare form imported direct from China which has yellowish buds fading to creamy-white as the flowers open

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