Jane magnolia

Jane Magnolia trees are cold-hardy, blooming huge, gorgeous flowers even in cooler climates. Learn more about these trees in this guide.

Purpur-Magnolie Mulan magnolia The Mulan tree is native to southwest China (Sichuan and Yunnan). 'Mulan', 木兰, literally 'orchid tree', is the Chinese word for this magnolia. It's also known by the names "purple magnolia, red magnolia, lily magnolia, tulip magnolia, Jane magnolia and woody-orchid". en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnolia_liliiflora Kurpark Oberlaa in Favoriten, the 10th district of Vienna

Jane Magnolia is known for beautiful Spring flowers, but what happens to a Jane Magnolia tree in Fall? Does it have any color? Here are the answers!

Jane magnolia trees are a hybrid variety and member of the Little Girl Series of the flowering trees. Here's how to grow and care for one of these shrubs.

The Jane Magnolia tree is a lovely spring blooming tree with pink tulip shaped flowers. Visit for Jane Magnolia tree information, planting, placement & care

The Jane Magnolia is an incredibly hardy, fast-growing, petite-sized magnolia tree variety that features vibrant flower buds. The buds bloom on bare branches for about a month in mid to late spring, before the onset of its summer foliage. These huge, fragrant pink and purple tulip-shaped blossoms brighten any yard or garden. They are easily grown and are small enough that they can be planted just about anywhere.

Magnolia x soulangiana is a deciduous magnolia tree species known by many names, including saucer magnolia, tulip tree and Chinese magnolia. With their tulip-shaped blossoms in shades of pink, white or purple, Chinese magnolia trees can make a lovely, fragrant addition to home landscapes in U.S.