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"Was inspired by your 'garden' at Tatton a few years ago now, have not seen you there since. I looked on line to see a particular hydrangea you showed. Then the website turned out to be easy to use, and packaging of plants, and quality was v. good. Although I cannot use your specialism it is good to know it is there and I like reading about Burncoose in the catalogue. From an Ordinary Gardener"
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Plants Flowering in March

MAGNOLIA 'Sir Harold Hillier' >

A beautiful hybrid with huge pure white flowers. The original tree grows at Chyverton Gardens in Cornwall

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MAGNOLIA x soulangeana 'Old Port' >

Tulip magnolia

Our vote as the best new magnolia to flower in 2011. Wine-purple petals on the outside, white inside. Grows to about 12 feet in New Zealand

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MAGNOLIA sprengeri 'Diva' >

Grafts from the original plant at Caerhays which is now dead. Flowers are rosy-pink outside and pale pink inside, and have a distinct erect habit. 'Diva' is italian for 'goddess'

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MAGNOLIA sprengeri 'Diva' 'Burncoose' >

A deep glowing rose-purple form raised at Burncoose by the late head gardener, Mr Arnold Dance

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MAGNOLIA sprengeri 'Eric Savill' >

Rich pink cup shaped flowers on a small tree. The inside of the flowers are almost white. This was a seedling of M. sprengeri ‘Diva’ at the Savill Gardens.

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MAGNOLIA stellata >

Star magnolia

White star-shaped flowers. All flower FEB-APR

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MAGNOLIA stellata 'Jane Platt' >

Star magnolia

Profuse deep pink flowers fading after opening

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MAGNOLIA stellata 'Keiskei' >

Star magnolia

Dense shrubby form with small purplish flowers

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MAGNOLIA stellata 'Rose King' >

Star magnolia

Pale pink buds unfurling to white

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MAGNOLIA stellata 'Royal Star' >

Star magnolia

Improved pure white

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MAGNOLIA stellata 'Water Lily' >

Star magnolia

Large flowers with more numerous petals than other varieties

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MAGNOLIA 'Sweetheart' >

Fragrant mid-pink flowers which have a narrow upright habit

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MAGNOLIA 'Sweet Valentine >

Rose-purple tulip-shaped flowers. An impressive new New Zealand hybrid

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MAGNOLIA 'Thousand Butterflies' >

Smallish ivory-white petals suffused with clear rose-pink at the base

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MAGNOLIA 'Tina Durio' >

A Gresham hybrid with flowers similar to M. campbellii. White flowers with a pink tinge at the base

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MAGNOLIA 'Tranquility' >

A largish flowering form with pale gold-rose blush flowers which open out flat

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MAGNOLIA 'Vulcan' >

A popular magnolia hybrid with unusual shaped flowers, the petals of which curl in on themselves as they open and are almost frilly. Light pink flowers from an early age

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