Magnolia denudata 'Fragrant Cloud' Flowering-Tree this sweet lilac may look

this sweet lilac may look delicate but it actually prefers cooler climates and is fully hardy down to -30°C

babylonica 'Babylon'

'Laciniata' prefers a loose soil and tolerates cold winters and fairly dry conditions but dislikes coastal winds

Decorative white flat florets in May-June and eye-catching burgandy-red autumn colours

Magnolia denudata 'Fragrant Cloud' Flowering-Tree this sweet lilac may lookA relatively new Chinese cultivar known also as 'Dan Xin'. True to its name, this elegant magnolia puts forward a profusion of pink buds, maturing to fragrant, tulip shaped flowers, pink at the base and creamy white up top, then opening to fully creamy white. Handsome, broadly vase shaped habit and glossy, dark green leaves. Needs acidic soil. H6