A double flowered form that blooms three weeks earlier than the species. Offered by Otto Eisenhut in Switzerland, in 1990. Deciduous tree or shrub with a spreading habit. Light gray bark with b...

Deciduous shrub or small tree, very hardy and flowers at an early age. Very tolerant of various soil and climates. Grown for it’s profuse, showy, white flowers that bloom in early spring....

Deciduous shrub or small tree, very hardy and flowers at an early age. Very tolerant of various soil and climates. Grown for it’s profuse, showy, white flowers that bloom in early spring....

Evergreen tree, reaches 100 feet. Branches have fine hairs covering them, and are ringed with stipule scars. Creamy white flowers are 9-10 inches across. Closely resembles M. grandiflora. Prefe...

This form has white variegated leaves. Introduced from Mt. Chiisan, Korea. A deciduous tree or shrub reaching 20 feet tall. Bark is light gray, with yellowish twigs with light fuzzy hairs. Foli...

Pearly white flowers. Listed by Treseder’s Nurseries, Cornwall, England, 1973. Large, deciduous, shrubby tree to 50 feet tall, with brownish gray bark, yellowish twigs. Terminal buds have...

A deciduous tree or large shrub, 30-50 feet tall with rough silvery gray bark. Young twigs are yellowish brown, terminal buds are covered with long silvery or yellow hairs. Leaves are willow-li...

Larger flowers than usual with dense foliage. Originated at W.B. Clarke Nursery, San Jose, California. A deciduous tree or large shrub, 30-50 feet tall with rough silvery gray bark. Young twigs...

Double flowered form. Original plant is in Waterford, Ireland. Named in 1983. Large, deciduous, shrubby tree to 50 feet tall, with brownish gray bark, yellowish twigs. Terminal buds have a coat...

A smaller evergreen tree magnolia, reaching 30-40 feet tall. Branch twigs are covered in fine hairs. The creamy white flowers are fragrant. Native to forested slopes in the mountains of Venezue...