Magnolia ‘Stellata’, commonly known as the Star Magnolia, is a beautiful deciduous flowering Magnolia, supplied as an XL approximately 3–4ft tall established tree in a substantial 7.5 litre pot. With its strong established growth and spectacular pure white star-shaped flowers, it is an excellent choice for instant gardening, providing immediate structure, seasonal colour and a more mature appearance from the moment it is planted.
Magnolia ‘Stellata’ is particularly prized for its masses of elegant white star-shaped flowers, which create a magnificent display in early spring, often appearing before the fresh green foliage fully develops. Its naturally compact, branching habit makes it particularly suitable for smaller gardens while still creating an impressive feature when in full flower.
Although approximately 3–4ft tall, the substantial 7.5 litre pot and established root system make this a significant step up from younger 3 litre plants. It is ideal for gardeners looking for a more developed specimen that will immediately add presence to a border, lawn, front garden, patio area or feature planting scheme.
Plant Features:
Supplied as an XL approximately 3–4ft tall established Magnolia
Grown in a substantial 7.5 litre pot
Excellent for instant gardening and immediate impact
Significantly more established than smaller 3 litre plants
Masses of beautiful pure white star-shaped flowers
Spectacular early spring flowering display
Attractive fresh green foliage throughout the growing season
Naturally compact, branching growth habit
Excellent for smaller gardens, borders and feature planting
Hardy deciduous Magnolia
Best grown in sun or partial shade in a sheltered position
Please note: Plant height, shape, foliage, flowering and fullness will naturally vary depending on the individual plant and time of year. Magnolia ‘Stellata’ is deciduous and will naturally lose its leaves during autumn and winter. Flowering is seasonal and plants are not guaranteed to be flowering when supplied. Plants are carefully selected before dispatch to ensure they arrive ready to establish.
