Magnolia Stellata 'Rosea'Starry pink flowers in spring Compact, bushy shrub Good for small gardens Magnolia stellata 'Rosea' is a compact variety, with with masses of soft pink starry flowers on bare branches in spring. Smaller than other star magnolias, this attractive deciduous shrub makes a beautiful specimen plant for a small garden or even in a large container. Plant in a sunny, sheltered spot, avoiding east facing sites as frosts followed by sunshine can damage the buds

offering stunning large white blossoms that begin in April

compromising of our best varieties

Aromatic foliage

plant this tree in the sunniest spot of your garden

soil turning and improved drainage

Although it flowers best in full sun

Waters up to 24 pots and containers

tangled hoses

'Contorta' is a large deciduous shrub with highly contorted and twisted branches bearing broadly ovate leaves and pendent yellow male catkins in late winter and early spring

enticing them to feed while maintaining a tidy appearance

Rust-resistant

The handsome foliage puts on a stunning autumn show with fiery red and orange hues