Magnolia stellata 'Rosea' Nut Planting in the vicinity of

Planting in the vicinity of other apple or crabapple trees which flower at a similar time (i

well drained soil and will tolerate partial shade and dry conditions

A small tree whose spreading branches are heavily laden with white

It has a narrow conical habit with slightly up-swept branches

It also has an interesting peeling bark that reveals different shades of brown and gray in winter

Magnolia stellata 'Rosea' Nut Planting in the vicinity ofA distinct and charming, slow growing Japanese shrub forming a compact rounded specimen usually wider than high. Pink buds open up to pale pink flowers in March to April then fade to white before giving way to lush, mid green leaves. Buds are sensitive to frost and morning sun. Tolerant of clay but dislikes alkaline or chalky soils. Hardy.