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Plants Flowering in March

MAGNOLIA 'Felix Jury' >

This is a Jury hybrid between M. ‘Vulcan’ and a seedling of M. ‘Iolanthe’. This impressive magnolia has white and port wine red flowers shaped like water lilies

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MAGNOLIA 'F. J. Williams' >

A sensational new hybrid raised at Caerhays. Early flowering with a striking deep reddish purple flower

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MAGNOLIA 'George Henry Kern' >

Cross between stellata and liliiflora with rich rose-red petals

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MAGNOLIA 'Ian's Red' >

Rich claret coloured blooms. This will become a very popular variety especially as it grows to only about 5 meters

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MAGNOLIA 'J.C. Williams' >

A Caerhays hybrid between sprengeri diva and sargentiana robusta with a most striking and unusual deep red colour which appears on opening almost black from a distance. Flowers at a very young age and is an absolute must for any enthusiast

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MAGNOLIA 'Jersey Belle' >

A hybrid between M. sinensis and M. wilsonii with large white flowers 15-20cm across and violet-purple stamens. Flowers are fragrant and nodding

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MAGNOLIA 'Joe McDaniel' >

M. soulangeana ‘Rustica Rubra’ crossed with M. veitchii with deep purple flowers

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MAGNOLIA 'Joli Pompom' >

A hybrid between M. ‘David Clulow’ and M. sprengeri elongata. Interesting white flowers with rose stamens

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MAGNOLIA kobus 'Pink Kobus' >

Northern Japanese magnolia

Light pink flowers rather than white

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MAGNOLIA x loebneri 'Ballerina' >

Fragrant flowers with many tepals (petals) which are pink at the base

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MAGNOLIA x loebneri 'Leonard Messel' >

Soft pink star-like flowers

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MAGNOLIA x loebneri 'Mag's Pirouette' >

A seedling from Ballerina with lovely small flowers. The outer tepals are shorter than the inner ones

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MAGNOLIA x loebneri 'Merrill' >

Large white fragrant flowers

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MAGNOLIA 'Lotus' >

Cream coloured flowers resembling those of the lotus flower

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MAGNOLIA 'Manchu Fan' >

Creamy-white flowers with a small pink smudge at the base

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MAGNOLIA 'March-till-Frost' >

As its name implies this magnolia continues to produce irregular flowers right through the season. The first flowers are usually pale pink but the later ones are usually darker

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MAGNOLIA 'Margaret Helen' >

Rose-red campbellii-type bowl-shaped blooms which appear freely at a young age. An exceptionally clear colour

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MAGNOLIA 'Mark Jury' >

One of the very largest flowering magnolias. A Jury hybrid with rich pink flowers with the upper surface being cream with a hint of lavender

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MAGNOLIA 'Paul Cook' >

Lavender pink flowers outside and white inside. The colour seems a lighter form of the M. sprengeri ‘Diva’ pink which is one of its parents

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MAGNOLIA 'Pegasus' >

A hybrid between M. cylindrica and M. denudata first found growing at Trengwainton Gardens in Cornwall. White flowers with reflexed margins flushed with purple at the base.

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MAGNOLIA 'Petit Chicon' >

Small light yellow flowers well before the leaves. Very floriferous. Grows as a broad shrub

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MAGNOLIA 'Philip Tregunna' >

A hybrid raised at Caerhays by the head gardener whose name it takes. Enormous pink tulip-shaped flowers early in the season

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MAGNOLIA 'Pickard's Ruby' >

Wine-red goblet-shaped flowers and upright habit

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MAGNOLIA 'Pickard's Garnet' >

Very dark wine-red fragrant flowers which are bowl-shaped

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MAGNOLIA 'Pickard's Schmetterling' >

Large slender, upright flowers which are creamy white but flushed reddish-purple at the base. Holds its flowers over a long period

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MAGNOLIA 'Purple Platter' >

A New Zealand hybrid with rich pink outer petals, white inside

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MAGNOLIA 'Purple Sensation' >

A new introduction with large cup-shaped blooms of glowing orchid purple. Mature height is only 8 meters. Similar in colour to M.Lanarth but bred by New Zealand breeder Ian Baldich

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MAGNOLIA 'Red As' >

Another impressive new hybrid bred by Ian Baldick in New Zealand. This has a globular upright reddish-purple flower which is another 'must have' for any serious collector

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MAGNOLIA 'Red Lion' >

A sister of M. ‘Star Wars’ but slightly smaller and paler in colour. A plant which is however growing in popularity for those who have seen it

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MAGNOLIA sargentiana >

pure - this mature plant at Caerhays has not flowered for 50 years. A grafted plant did flower in 2008 and was a most impressive sight. Huge rose-pink water-lily shaped flowers which hold upright unlike var robusta whose petals tend to droop down

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