Magnolia stellata 'Pink Stardust' | Magnoliaceae - Magnolia Family
a.k.a. Pink Stardust Japanese Magnolia Tree

Enjoy PINK STARDUST MAGNOLIA trees for their...

. beautiful star-shaped fragrant pink spring flowers >>> double + ribbon-like
. exceptional cold hardiness >>> -30°F
. upright multi-stemmed growth >>> slow + dense + rounded habit to 10-12'+
. eco-friendly nature >>> considered pestfree + easygoing + drought tolerant
. garden versatility >>> garden accent + patio gardening + winter silhouettes
. enduring popularity >>> old-fashioned fragrant heirloom tree

USDA hardiness zones: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
Sunset hardiness zones: 1-9, 14-24 [western states]

LIGHT: sun to partial shade [prefers afternoon shade]
WATER: evenly moist [considered drought tolerant once established]
SOIL: fertile + humus-rich + slightly acid + well-drained

Plant/Cultivar Origin: Japan | Tom Dodd Nurseries, Semmes, Alabama | The genus Magnolia was named in honor of Pierre Magnol (1638-1715), a renowned botanist from Montpellier, France.
Related Magnolia Plants: Royal Star Magnolia, Jane Magnolia, Little Gem Magnolia

How to grow Pink Stardust Magnolia Trees:
. Select a location that provides the plant's growing requirements [sunlight, water, soil]
. Plant in protected areas away from freezing winter winds
. Water regularly until established and during dry spells for optimum performance
. Fertilize in early spring with an acid-type fertilizer [keep away from base of plant]
. Prune during the summer months if needed [blooms on previous year's growth]
. Maintain a 2" mulch layer year-round to conserve soil moisture and minimize pesky weeds
. Avoid unnecessary cultivation around plants once they're established

Plant shipping size: Premium Five Gallon - #5 nursery-grown plant (18.9L)

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