Discover the Beauty and Benefits of Magnolia Jane Trees for Your Garden

Magnolia Jane is a gorgeous tree or shrub. It was created in the U.S. National Arboretum in Washington D.C. in the 1950s and belongs to the "Little Girl" group of magnolias, a group of early spring blooming hybrids. The leaves are dark green and have a leathery appearance. It resembles a tulip flower. It bears beautiful burgundy purplish color flowers, and the inside of its petal is white. However, you might see reddish and pink flowers. This happened on several occasions or times. This tree or shrub produces flowers during late springtime. It's a faster-growing tree that grows approximately 15 feet high.

How to Plant and Care for Magnolia Jane Trees: A Complete Guide

 This tree is native and non-native, growing wild in different parts of eastern, central, and North America. The best time to grow this tree or shrub is during late winter and early spring.

Scientific name (classification): Magnolia liliiflora

U.S.D.A. climate zone: Zone 4 to 7

Tree height: 10 to 15 ft.

 Tree Spread: 8 to 12 ft. spread.

 Soil type: 5.6 to 6. o (acidic)

6.1 to 6.5 (mildly acidic)

 6.6 to 7.5 (neutral)

Sun: Sun to partial shade

Bloom time: Mid spring

Why Magnolia Jane Trees Are the Perfect Addition to Your Landscape

This tree is excellent for creating a border and foundation around the landscape. It is a perfect flowering tree for growing in smaller spaces and under power lines. It also gives off a lightly scented scent.

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