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Jane Magnolia Tree
Jane Magnolia Tree
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Magnolia x 'Jane'
Jane Magnolia
The Jane Magnolia (Magnolia x ‘Jane’) is a breathtaking spring-blooming ornamental tree cherished for its large, tulip-shaped flowers in rich purple-pink tones with white interiors. This bare root variety is a member of the "Little Girl" magnolia series, bred for later blooms to avoid frost damage and extend the flowering season.
With its compact, multi-stemmed form and reliable reblooming in summer, the Jane Magnolia is a favorite for small landscapes, cottage gardens, and front yard features. Its fragrance, beauty, and adaptability make it a show-stopping focal point in any setting.
Jane Magnolia (Bare Root) Overview
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| 🌱 Variety | Bare Root |
| 🌿 Botanical Name | Magnolia x ‘Jane’ |
| 🏷️ Common Names | Jane Magnolia, Little Girl Magnolia |
| 🌳 Mature Height | 10–15 feet |
| 🌐 Mature Width | 8–12 feet |
| 📈 Growth Rate | Moderate (12–24 inches per year) |
| ⏳ Lifespan | 30–50+ years |
| 🧊 USDA Zones | 4–8 |
| ☀️ Sun Preference | Full sun to partial shade (best blooms in full sun) |
| 🧱 Soil Type | Moist, well-drained loamy or sandy soil |
| ⚖️ Soil pH | Slightly acidic to neutral (5.5–7.0) |
| 💧 Water Needs | Moderate; prefers consistent moisture |
| 🍃 Foliage Color | Medium to dark green (deciduous) |
| 🌸 Flower Color | Purple-pink exterior with white interior |
| 👃 Fragrance | Light, sweet fragrance during bloom |
| 🐝 Wildlife Attraction | Pollinators, butterflies, early-season bees |
| 🌿 Growth Habit | Compact, multi-stemmed, rounded form |
| 🌸 Self-Pollinating? | Yes |
| ↔️ Spacing | 8–10 ft for group plantings; 12–15 ft for standalone |
| 🏡 Landscape Uses | Specimen tree, borders, cottage gardens, foundation accents |
| 🧹 Maintenance Level | Low to moderate |
Environmental Benefits
🌸 Blooms early and often, supporting pollinators and bees after winter
🌍 Adapts to a range of soil types, including urban and suburban landscapes
🍃 Offers shade and beauty without overwhelming smaller yards
🦋 Draws butterflies and beneficial insects with fragrant spring blossoms
Pros & Cons
| ✅ Pros | ⚠️ Cons |
|---|---|
| 🌸 Striking early blooms and compact size | ❄️ Flower buds may still be frost-sensitive in extreme cold zones |
| 🐝 Attracts pollinators and beneficial insects | 🌱 Requires well-drained soil; root rot risk in heavy clay |
| 🏡 Ideal for small landscapes and foundation plantings | 🍃 Deciduous; bare in winter months |
| 🔁 Occasionally reblooms in summer with added charm | ✂️ Light pruning may be needed to shape or remove crossing branches |
| 🌿 Naturally rounded form with minimal maintenance | 🪵 Can suffer transplant shock if not properly watered early on |
Planting & Care Guide (Bare Root)
🛁 Soak roots in water for 6–12 hours before planting
🕳️ Dig a hole 2× wider than the root ball; plant with crown at soil surface
🌾 Add 2–3 inches of mulch to regulate moisture and temperature
💦 Water regularly during first growing season, especially in hot weather
✂️ Prune after blooming to shape or remove weak growth
🧪 Fertilize in early spring with a balanced, slow-release tree formula
The Jane Magnolia (Bare Root) is a charming ornamental tree that blends manageable size with spectacular blooms. Perfect for anyone looking to add grace, fragrance, and springtime magic to their garden without overwhelming the space. It’s a compact powerhouse of seasonal color and elegance.
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