Ann Magnolia 2.5” in pot 6-12” Heigh

Elevate your garden’s appeal with the Ann Magnolia 2.5” in pot, 6-12” height, a standout member of the “Little Girl” magnolia collection. Renowned for its compact size and springtime charm, this cultivar produces large, fragrant, cup-shaped purple-red blooms measuring nearly 4.5 inches wide. Blooming in April and May, Ann Magnolia ensures fewer frost-damaged buds and even has the potential to rebloom in mid-summer.

This hardy shrub grows to a manageable height and spread of 10-12 feet, making it ideal for small gardens, privacy screens, or patio pots. Its leathery green leaves provide year-round interest, while its slow-growing nature ensures easy maintenance. Adaptable to most garden settings, Ann Magnolia thrives in well-drained soil and prefers full sun to partial shade.

Perfect as a specimen plant, hedge, or container-grown beauty, the Ann Magnolia is both versatile and stunning. Whether used in traditional landscaping or modern garden designs, it promises to enhance any space with its graceful blooms and compact growth habit.

Key Features and Benefits:

1. Product Type: Live Magnolia shrub in a 2.5-inch pot.
2. Size: Delivered at 6-12 inches in height, matures to 10-12 feet tall and wide.
3. Color: Purple-red blossoms with leathery green foliage.
4. Bloom Time: April to May, with potential for mid-summer rebloom.
5. Uses: Ideal for gardens, privacy hedges, patio containers, and gifting.

Examples of Use:

• Landscaping: Perfect as a compact hedge or privacy screen.
• Garden Decor: Enhances small spaces with elegant, colorful blooms.
• Gift: A thoughtful present for gardening enthusiasts.
• Container Gardening: Fits well in pots for patios or balconies.

FAQs:

1. How tall will the Ann Magnolia grow?
The Ann Magnolia grows up to 10-12 feet tall and wide at maturity, making it ideal for smaller spaces.

2. When does the Ann Magnolia bloom?
It blooms in spring, typically April and May, with the potential for additional blooms in mid-summer.

3. Can I grow this magnolia in a container?
Yes, the compact size of Ann Magnolia makes it suitable for container gardening.

4. What are the planting and care requirements?
Plant in well-drained soil with full sun to partial shade. Water regularly to establish strong roots.

5. Is Ann Magnolia frost-resistant?
Yes, its later bloom time reduces the risk of frost-damaged buds.