Ann Magnolia 1 Gallon Flowering Tree | Reddish-Purple Blooms | Large Shrub

Transform your garden with the elegant Ann Magnolia 1 Gallon, Flowering Tree, Large Shrub. This versatile plant delivers year-round beauty with its reddish-purple chalice-shaped blooms in late spring and vibrant golden-yellow foliage in fall. Hardy in zones 3-8, this compact flowering tree or large shrub grows to an average height and spread of 8-10 feet, making it perfect for smaller landscapes or garden accents.

The Ann Magnolia’s slow-growing nature and low maintenance requirements make it ideal for gardeners of all skill levels. It thrives in full to partial sunlight and requires average watering to maintain its lush, healthy appearance. Each bloom measures up to 4 inches across with 6-8 velvety petals that fade to a soft pink on the inside, adding a delicate touch to your outdoor space.

This magnolia is perfect as a standalone specimen plant, part of a privacy hedge, or even as a potted centerpiece for patios. Plants ship dormant in winter, ensuring they arrive ready to thrive in the growing season. Planting instructions are included to help you create the garden of your dreams.

Key Features and Benefits:

1. Product Type: Flowering tree or large shrub, shipped in a 1-gallon pot.
2. Size: Reaches 8-10 feet in height and width at maturity.
3. Color: Reddish-purple blooms with golden-yellow fall foliage.
4. Hardiness: Thrives in zones 3-8; suitable for a wide range of climates.
5. Low Maintenance: Requires average water and thrives in full to partial sun.

Examples of Use:

• Landscaping: A stunning centerpiece for gardens or small landscapes.
• Privacy Hedge: Combine multiple plants for a flowering screen.
• Patio Decor: Perfect for growing in large pots or containers.
• Gift: A thoughtful present for gardening enthusiasts or housewarming.

FAQs:

1. How tall will the Ann Magnolia grow?
This tree or shrub grows to an average height of 8-10 feet and spreads equally wide.

2. When does the Ann Magnolia bloom?
It blooms in late spring, reducing the risk of frost damage, with additional golden foliage in fall.

3. Can I grow Ann Magnolia in a container?
Yes, its compact size and slow growth make it an excellent choice for large pots.

4. What care does Ann Magnolia require?
Provide average water and plant in full to partial sun with well-drained soil for best results.

5. Does the plant ship ready to bloom?
Plants ship dormant in winter, ensuring they are ready to establish and thrive when planted.