The majestic Southern Magnolia is a giant in the landscape. At 50 feet or more across and 80 feet or more tall with shiny deep green leaves and beautiful large white flowers, the typical Southern ...

Magnolia grandiflora “Little Gem” will add a tropical feel to your garden. Hardy to about zero degrees, the large, leathery, dark-green leaves are undercoated with fuzzy cinnamon-brown felt.

The Magnolia grandiflora, considered Bartram's finest introduction, ... 'Little Gem' is compact enough to be grown in a container or trained as an espalier. The flowers, ...

A dwarf southern magnolia, Magnolia grandiflora 'Little Gem' has been in bloom along my walking route. The flowers have a lemony scent that is refreshing and pleasant.

In addition to the species, numerous varieties of southern magnolia have been developed, though some are difficult to obtain here. One cultivar that’s easy to find is ‘Little Gem,’ a 15-to ...

Little Gem is a sound investment. Magnolia Teddy Bear is another dwarf evergreen magnolia, growing only to about 4m and maintaining a very compact, conical shape.

'Little Gem' Dwarf Southern Magnolia. Also known as Magnolia grandiflora 'Little Gem', this smaller counterpart of the Southern magnolia is moderately salt-tolerant, so it’s a smart choice for ...

That smallish magnolia near my home may well be Magnolia grandiflora “Little Gem,” a cultivar bred to stay small at 15-20 feet. It’s been hanging on there for years and flowers regularly.

“Little Gem,” “Teddy Bear,” “Hasse” and “Kay Parris” are ones that I think of when I want to have smaller leaves than the granddaddy of magnolias, magnolia grandiflora.

You all know one of my all-time favourites is Magnolia grandiflora "Little Gem". It is at the top of my list as a beautiful flowering, slightly perfumed, evergreen shrub.