Magnolia soulangeana x stellata

Magnolia soulangeana x stellata is a hybrid resulting from the crossing of two magnolia species: Magnolia soulangeana, also known as Chinese magnolia or saucer magnolia, and Magnolia stellata, also known as star magnolia. This combination produces a shrub or small tree with characteristics of both species.

Characteristics of the Magnolia soulangeana x stellata hybrid include:

Large and attractive flowers: this hybrid features large flowers with white or pink petals, forming a star shape similar to Magnolia stellata. These flowers have an impressive appearance and can be up to 15-20 cm in diameter.

Flowering period: Magnolia soulangeana x stellata blooms in early spring, before the leaves appear, offering a spectacular sight.

Size and shape: this hybrid has an intermediate size between the two parent species, reaching heights of 4-6 meters and having a more compact shape than Magnolia soulangeana, but larger than Magnolia stellata.

Disease and pest resistance: the Magnolia soulangeana x stellata hybrid inherits disease and pest resistance from Magnolia stellata, making it easier to maintain and more suitable for residential gardens.

Soil and climate adaptability: Magnolia soulangeana x stellata adapts well to a variety of soils and climatic conditions, being more tolerant to low temperatures than Magnolia soulangeana.

Height including pot: approx. 70 cm

Pot diameter: 19 cm