Magnolia tree types

Ther HGTV garden experts share their favorite magnolia tree varieties for different garden zones.

This article will help you learn more about the basics of dwarf magnolia tree care. Includes tips from an experienced gardener.

Magnolias are elegant and showy flowering plant species with many varieties and species that we associate with warm climate, like in the Southern states

Magnolia trees are some of the oldest and most beautiful flowering plants on Earth. Discover magnolia tree types and care tips and how to plant a magnolia tree.

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…

Magnolia trees are special. They are each unique and so colorful. You will love putting them in almost any garden, as they will liven up just about any

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…

Magnolia trees are usually recognized by their beautiful flowers, decadent scent, and glossy green leaves. They're very easy to care for, resistant to many diseases and pests, beloved by migrating birds, and depending on the variety, tolerant of harsh weather. With over 200 varieties, there is certainly a breathtaking magnolia tree that can thrive in your yard!

I’ve spent the better part of the past 25 years growing magnolia trees. Listed below are eight cultivars of Magnolia Grandiflora and are some of our favorites!