Magnolia gardens

Magnolias are beautiful flowering plants. There are about 210 different varieties and species.

The Little Gem Magnolia is a dwarf version of the Southern Magnolia. This compact tree boasts fabulous fragrant flowers from spring through summer. Growing to about 25 feet tall and 10 to 15 feet wide this evergreen magnolia tree is a perfect option for those who love the traditional southern magnolia but don’t have the space. The Little Gem Magnolia is even pest, disease, and deer resistant as well as salt and pollution tolerant. Combining an evergreen tree, a flowering tree, and a shade…

The magnolia trees you see at Sugar Water Manor are simply magnificent. These large shady trees have broad, waxy, shade-producing leaves and in early summer produce the most fragrant platter-size blossoms. They evoke the beauty of the South, especially around historic homes and gardens like those on our property. These trees are easy to care for, disease-resistant, non-poisonous to dogs and other animals and they are super versatile, growing well in nearly all climates and soil.Driving on to…

If you’ve always dreamed of having a huge magnolia in your garden but you don’t have a huge garden, then you should have a look at the Little Gem magnolia.

The beautiful magnolia and cherry trees in this London garden remain the centrepiece in an artful new design by Sheila Jack

The beautiful magnolia and cherry trees in this London garden remain the centrepiece in an artful new design by Sheila Jack

There are hundreds of magnolia varieties, so choosing the perfect one can be difficult. Discover 23 of the best types for your landscape on Gardener's Path.

Lisa Kaplan is a Sydney based landscape design specialising in bringing nature, people and buildings into balance by transforming the spaces outside your home.

Magnolia 'Little Gem'