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Jane magnolia

Magnoliaceae

magnolia

Jane magnolia is a smaller hybrid of larger southern magnolias, and it is a hardier choice for cooler temperatures, still providing signature blooms. It grows well in full sun, but in areas that get hot summers, it will benefit from partial shade in the afternoon. Jane magnolia also tolerates most soils, as long as they are well-draining.

Light
Plant Jane magnolia in a location that has full sun or part shade. In cooler regions, opt for a full-sun site. The plant will benefit from partial shade in warmer regions. Avoid placing it in an area with warm southern exposure, which could encourage the buds to open too early in spring. If a magnolia gets too much hot sun, the blooms could suffer from sunscald.

How to care for Magnolias:

  • Choose a sunny spot, ideally that gets at least six hours of unfiltered sunlight.
  • Prepare rich, well-draining soil.
  • Water regularly as the plant is becoming established, though it will ultimately be fairly drought-tolerant.
  • Fertilize in the spring every couple of years.
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Plant Information

Common Name Jane magnolia
Botanical Name Magnolia 'Jane'
Family Magnoliaceae
Plant Type Shrub, tree
Mature Size 10-15 ft. tall, 8-12 ft. wide
Sun Exposure Full,partial
Soil Type Moist but well-drained
Soil pH Neutral, acidic
Bloom Time Spring
Flower Color Pink, white
Native Areas North America