Magnolia stellata 'Rosea' Fruit dark-green leaves turn greenish-yellow to

dark-green leaves turn greenish-yellow to reddish-purple in autumn

slightly weeping crown it's very suitable for small gardens

The Japanese name means 'celestial river'

but at risk with prolonged exposure to temps below -5c

A fast-growing highly ornamental conifer with a rather unpredictable though broadly conical crown

Magnolia stellata 'Rosea' Fruit dark-green leaves turn greenish-yellow toA distinct and charming, slow growing Japanese shrub forming a compact rounded specimen usually wider than high. Pink buds open up to pale pink flowers in March to April then fade to white before giving way to lush, mid green leaves. Buds are sensitive to frost and morning sun. Tolerant of clay but dislikes alkaline or chalky soils. Hardy.