Magnolias are beautiful plants with typically shaped flowers. These beautiful flowers grow in spring and create a wonderful spring atmosphere in your garden, on your balcony or terrace. This mix contains the magnolias 'Soulangeana', 'Susan' and 'Stellata'. These magnolias are really easy to care for and very hardy, so you can enjoy them every summer.

Magnolia 'Soulangeana' is a very popular ornamental shrub with beautiful flowers. The 'soulangeana' blooms in April on its bare, dark brown branches. Large, fragrant, tulip-shaped flowers appear in a lilac-pink colour. The plant can flower a second time in the summer months. The large, elongated, dark green leaves appear during or after flowering. The plant is very hardy. For abundant flowering, it is important that Magnolia 'soulangeana' is given a sunny position in rich, acidic soil.

Magnolia 'Susan' usually blooms in April with dark pink, banana-shaped flowers. Some flowers open in a fan shape. Magnolia 'Susan' has oval leaves that become visible after flowering. Susan can grow into a mature tree, but is easy to prune. Susan is also very hardy and prefers a sunny position.

Magnolia stellata is a deciduous, spreading shrub. It bears beautiful large, fragrant, tulip-like flowers of a pure white colour in April. After flowering, the firm, medium-sized green leaves appear. They fall off in autumn. Magnolia stellata is completely hardy, but requires a sheltered location as the flower buds can freeze. The flowers can also be covered in winter. Magnolia stellata should preferably be planted in partial shade.