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The Jane Magnolia aka Magnolia Liliflora

Our home would not be complete without our Jane Magnolia Tree.

Fifteen years ago, our son chose a Jane Magnolia to give to me for Mother's day. We promptly planted it and enjoyed it's beautiful blooms.

A few short years later, we moved and had to leave our beauty behind. It nearly broke my heart to have to part with that tree.

Photo by Sylvestermouse

When we purchased our new house, the boxes were not even unpacked before we sought out another Jane Magnolia. Today, it is every bit as important and treasured as the first gift. It stands as a constant reminder of my son's thoughtful and giving disposition.

Each year we are delighted with the most beautiful display of delicate perfection!




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Jane Magnolia Tree

My Precious Jane Magnolia Tree 

A Few Facts About the Magnolia Liliflora 'Reflorescens' x stellata

The Jane Magnolia Tree

Jane Magnolia
  • Large Pink Blooms (Inside bloom is white in color)

  • Slender Tulip Shaped Blooms ~ 1 - 3 inches (When the bloom is fully opened, it resembles a lily)

  • Light Fragrance

  • Spring Flowering

  • Grows up to 15 ft. Tall

  • Spread 5 to 10 ft.

  • Deciduous

  • Part or Full Sun

  • Soil tolerances: acidic, loamy, moist, rich, sandy, or well drained (Just about any soil)

  • Drought tolerance: Good

  • USDA Hardiness Zones include 3 - 7

  • Do Not Prune this tree after the first year or two. The wounds will not heal.

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    Our Jane Magnolia Tree

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    We always purchase our trees when they are babies. There are several reasons why we choose the smaller trees. They are less expensive, easier to transport and much easier to plant.

    Because they are so young when we bring them home, we all tend to form a special attachment to each of them On a really cold night, you might find either member of our household out wrapping a blanket around the base of the tree in order to keep it warm.

    This little girl has been pampered and protected by all of us. Even our fur babies know to be careful around her. After all, one hard tweak of a dogs big tail could destroy the fragile blooms on the lower limbs of the tree.

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    Photos of Our Jane Magnolia Tree

    Watch it Bloom Right Before Your Eyes!

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    • BLemley May 8, 2012 @ 10:12 am | delete
      I love the Jane Magnolia too! I think we call them a tulip tree, wonder if it's the same?! A personal favorite of mine is the big leaf magnolia,which is a bit different, but the blooms are not the beautiful delicate pink such as the Jane Magnolia,. Love your picts! B : )
    • Ruthi May 1, 2012 @ 2:03 pm | delete
      Just stopping by for a view of your Jane magnolia in bloom and to leave you my blessings and a bit o' sunshine!
    • SheWritesaLot May 1, 2012 @ 10:01 am | delete
      Came here from your Mother's Day lens on the Monster Board. I'd never heard of Jane Magnolia. My mom has one of those very large magnolia trees in her yard (Southern Magnolia?) and I bet she'd love this. Great lens!
    • ---Chazz Apr 19, 2012 @ 3:12 pm | delete
      Our "Jane" is loaded with buds (early) this year and should be blooming soon if we don't have a late frost. Beautiful photos. Now I'm looking forward to the blooms even more.
    • LaraineRose Apr 18, 2012 @ 7:10 am | delete
      This is a beautiful lens, my friend. Angel blessed!
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    Jane Magnolia Trees Index

    1. My Precious Jane Magnolia Tree
    2. A Few Facts About the Magnolia Liliflora 'Reflorescens' x stellata
    3. Find your Garden Hardiness Zone
    4. Our Jane Magnolia Tree
    5. Do You Have A Special Tree Lens You Would Like To Share?
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    I would like to thank "OhMe" for selecting this lens and writing such a lovely review! I am delighted to share my Jane Magnolia with you, OhMe.

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