<i>Magnolia</i> <b class=small-caps>Fairy Magnolia Petite Peach</b> (PBR)

<i>Magnolia</i> <b class=small-caps>Fairy Magnolia Petite Peach</b> (PBR)

<i>Magnolia</i> <b class=small-caps>Fairy Magnolia Petite Peach</b> (PBR)

<i>Magnolia</i> <b class=small-caps>Fairy Magnolia Petite Peach</b> (PBR)

<i>Magnolia</i> <b class=small-caps>Fairy Magnolia Petite Peach</b> (PBR)

<i>Magnolia</i> <b class=small-caps>Fairy Magnolia Petite Peach</b> (PBR)

<i>Magnolia</i> <b class=small-caps>Fairy Magnolia Petite Peach</b> (PBR)

<i>Magnolia</i> <b class=small-caps>Fairy Magnolia Petite Peach</b> (PBR)

Magnolia Fairy Magnolia Petite Peach (PBR)

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A reliable choice for small gardens, this deciduous magnolia offers a long season of interest and consistent performance. It carries...

2 litre pot

£39.99

available to order from spring

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Plant description

A reliable choice for small gardens, this deciduous magnolia offers a long season of interest and consistent performance. It carries modest, neat foliage that stays attractive through the growing season. From spring into summer, it produces masses of delicate peach-toned blooms that bring soft colour without overwhelming a space.

The compact size makes it easy to place in borders, mixed planting schemes, or as a feature in smaller outdoor areas. Strong health and good vigour mean it establishes well and needs little maintenance once settled. Magnolia Fairy Magnolia Petite Peach thrives in sun to partial shade and prefers well-drained soil with some protection from harsh winds.

This versatile shrub works well in modern planting schemes, cottage-style

Flowering period

Jan
Feb
Mar
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Aug
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Oct
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Dec

Plant features

Position

Full sun / light shade

Rate of growth

Average

Soil

Moderately fertile, moist, well-drained soil

Hardiness

Fully hardy

How to care for Magnolia Fairy Magnolia Petite Peach (PBR):

Choose a sheltered position away from strong winds. Work plenty of ericaceous compost into the planting hole to create the right soil conditions and water well after planting. Magnolias prefer neutral to acidic, moisture-retentive organic matter.

These shrubs and small trees need very little pruning. Only remove broken, diseased, or crossing branches, ideally in midsummer once flowering has finished. Heavy pruning is not recommended as it can spoil the natural shape and reduce future flowering.

Apply a mulch of leafmould or well-rotted manure in spring to help conserve soil moisture, especially on lighter soils. Water newly planted specimens regularly during dry periods, as magnolias dislike drying out. Once established, they need little attention beyond occasional feeding with an ericaceous fertiliser in spring to support healthy growth and abundant blooms.

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