Plants Flowering in March

Dense shrubby form with small purplish flowers

Pale pink buds unfurling to white

Improved pure white

Large flowers with more numerous petals than other varieties

Deep reddish-pink.

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

Goblet shaped purple flowers

Huge bowl-shaped flowers which are pink outside and white inside

Large white flowers with a slight pink edge at the base of the tepals

Cross between M.'Iolanthe' and M. 'Charles Raffill' from New Zealand with huge pale pink flowers white inside

Purple-pink outside and white within

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

Fragrant white flowers which are larger than those of M. kobus and borne in abundance

Large, pink flowers, semi-double.

Conical habit and fragrant small white flowers streaked rose-purple later towards the base

A pinkish form of this small growing magnolia which is closely related to M. denudata

A valuable suckering plant for underplanting in dense shade

A spreading bush with dense clusters of bright yellow flowers

Bluish green leaves spotted yellow and white at the base. Very fragrant light yellow flowers

Yellow flowers, sweet scented like Lily of the Valley, good autumn colour

Upright yellow flares

Upright growing with blue-green leaves and showy clusters of bright yellow flowers

Yellow flowers in spring. Leaves turn orange-red in winter.

Double dark pink flowers followed by orange fruit.

Fine-toothed shiny leaves similar to Phillyrea latifolia. Tiny green flowers on this unusual and rare plant

Handsome architectural evergreen for the herbaceous border in milder climates. Bluish green pinnate leaves and crimson tubular flowers

Bright carmine-red

Huge trees at Caerhays have a multitude of heavily scented white flowers

Profuse flowers in white

Compact growing with scented creamy-white flowers emerging from velvety-brown buds