Magnolia liliflora 'Betty'

Magnolia 'Betty' is a magnolia hybrid that is part of the "Eight Little Girls" series developed by the US National Arboretum. This hybrid is the result of the cross between Magnolia liliiflora 'Nigra' and Magnolia stellata 'Rosea'. Magnolia 'Betty' presents several characteristics that make it appreciated in landscaping:

Attractive flowers: Magnolia 'Betty' blooms with large, goblet-shaped flowers , with shades of dark pink at the base of the petals and pale pink towards the top. The flowers have a pleasant fragrance and bloom before the leaves appear.

Flowering period : This magnolia blooms in the spring, offering a show of color for about 3-4 weeks. Blooming is later compared to other magnolias, which reduces the risk of being affected by spring frosts.

Size and shape : Magnolia 'Betty' is a shrub or small tree with a moderate growth, reaching heights of 3-4 meters and a similar width. Its shape is compact and pyramidal, being suitable for small gardens and urban landscaping.

Resistance to diseases and pests: The hybrid is resistant to most diseases and pests that affect magnolias, which makes it easier to maintain and more suitable for residential gardens.

Adaptability : Magnolia 'Betty' adapts well to a variety of soils and climatic conditions, being more tolerant to low temperatures and dry soils than other magnolias.

Height with pots included: approx. 70 cm

Pot diameter: 19 cm