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Jane Magnolia Live Plant | Magnolia x 'Jane' | 6-12 Inch Plant | 2.5 Inch Pot | Pink Purple Flowering Shrub | Zones 4-7

Jane Magnolia Live Plant | Magnolia x 'Jane' | 6-12 Inch Plant | 2.5 Inch Pot | Pink Purple Flowering Shrub | Zones 4-7

Regular price $90.00 USD
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Add elegant spring color to your landscape with a Jane Magnolia (Magnolia ร— 'Jane'). This beautiful deciduous magnolia is valued for its distinctive tulip-shaped flowers, compact growth habit, and attractive reddish-purple and white coloring.

๐ŸŒธ PLANT HIGHLIGHTS

  • 1 live Jane Magnolia plant
  • Approximately 6โ€“12 inches tall
  • Shipped in a 2.5-inch pot
  • Botanical name: Magnolia ร— 'Jane'
  • Fragrant, tulip-shaped flowers
  • Blooms feature reddish-purple outer petals with lighter interiors
  • Hardy in USDA Zones 4โ€“7
  • Mature size approximately 10โ€“15 feet tall ร— 5โ€“10 feet wide

๐ŸŒฟ GARDEN USES
Jane Magnolia makes an attractive accent, specimen, or border plant. Its relatively compact mature size makes it useful for smaller landscapes where a large magnolia tree may not be practical.

It can also be grown as part of a mixed shrub border or displayed as a focal point in a garden.

โ˜€๏ธ BASIC CARE

  • Light: Full sun to partial shade.
  • Soil: Adaptable to many soil types when provided with good drainage and appropriate moisture.
  • Water: Water regularly while establishing. Avoid prolonged dry conditions, particularly during the first growing seasons.
  • Spacing: Allow room for the mature size of approximately 10โ€“15 feet tall and 5โ€“10 feet wide.
  • Pruning: Minimal pruning is generally preferred; prune selectively to maintain the desired shape.

๐ŸŒท SPRING FLOWERS
Jane Magnolia typically flowers in late spring, with the timing varying according to climate and growing conditions. Its later flowering period can help reduce exposure to early-spring frost compared with earlier-blooming magnolias, although no plant is completely protected from frost damage.


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