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Betty Magnolia Tree (Magnolia hybrid ‘Betty’)

Betty Magnolia Tree (Magnolia hybrid ‘Betty’)

Regular price $49.99 USD
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USDA Zones/Minimum Temperature

Thrives in USDA zones 4–8 and tolerates winter temperatures to -20°F.

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Magnolia hybrid ‘Betty’

Magnolias are deciduous flowering trees and large shrubs valued for their early spring blooms and graceful form. They make excellent specimen plants and bring dramatic seasonal interest to the landscape.

‘Betty’ is part of the Little Girl magnolia series and features large, fragrant purple-pink flowers with white interiors. Blooming later than many magnolias, it avoids late frost damage and provides reliable spring color.

Common name: Betty Magnolia
Height x Diameter: 10'–15' x 8'–12'
Minimum temperature: Hardy to -20°F
USDA zone: 4–8
Light: Full sun to partial shade
Uses: Specimen, accent tree
Deer Resistant: Occasionally damaged while younger/smaller.
Water: Moist, well-drained
Attracts butterflies: Yes
Bloomtime: Spring
Bloomcolor: Purple-pink with white interior

The plant you are purchasing is grown in a 1 quart size container, which is removed and the plant is shrink wrapped in plastic for shipping purposes. Plants shipped during the growing season are approximately 1 year old and 3'-4' tall.

     
                       
               

Plant Highlight

Minimum temperature: Hardy to -20°F
USDA zone: 4–8
Light: Full sun to partial shade
Flower: Large reddish-purple flowers with white interiors
Bloom time: Early spring
Pollination requirements: Not required
Growth habit: Upright, multi-stemmed small tree

Pollination and Ripening

Magnolia trees do not require pollination to produce their ornamental flowers. Pollination may result in cone-like seed structures, but these are not necessary for plant performance. Magnolias bloom in early spring, often before leaf emergence, and typically begin flowering within three to five years after planting.

Shipping Restrictions

Can not ship to HI.

Planting Guide

Chill Hours

Chill hours are not required.

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