Bed Grown / Bareroot
Magnolias
Ann Magnolia
Zone 5
An erect compact grower blooming in Mid-April. The flowers are large and red-purple on both sides.
Jane Magnolia
Zone 5
This strong, vigorous, upright grower is distinguished by its beautifully shaped, extremely fragrant large flowers, red purple on the outside and white on the inside, opening in early May.
Merrill Magnolia
Zone 5
Vigorous and upright, this hardy magnolia blooms profusely at an early age with slightly fragrant, large star-like pure white flowers.
Leonard Messel Magnolia
Zone 5
A slow-growing, multi-stemmed tree. In spring, pink, frost hardy, flowers from deeper pink buds adorned this plant even at an early age.
Alexander Magnolia
Zone 4
Vigorous, upright, bold stemmed tree that boast tulip shaped blooms - white inside, purplish - pink outside - valued in cold climates for later blooming period.
Lennei Magnolia
Zone 4
A fast growing, free flowering, small to medium tree with very large cup shaped pink flowers.
Royal Star Magnolia
Zone 4
Upright, densely branched and multi-trunked, this small tree features large, fragrant white star-like double flowers.
Star Magnolia
Zone 4
Vigorous growing upright with fragrant pink-flushed flowers that have over 30 tepals. Blooms one to two weeks later then most stellata's.
Sweetbay Magnolia
Zone 5
Large, multi-stemmed and deciduous, this magnolia is noted for its creamy white flower whose fragrance has been described as cool, sweet, and fruity. The leaves, pale green with silvery underside and crimson fruiting cones, are unmistakable. NATIVE
