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Magnolia denudata
One of the earliest magnolias to flower. White fragrant flowers and dark green leaves. Great specimen tree for lawns and borders, parks and gardens. …
$45.00
Magnolia Galaxy
Magnolia Galaxy much like many magnolias this tree is an erect growing tree with unique flowers. This tree is perfect as a feature tree in your garden with its vibrant profusion of dark pink buds. These flowers bloom during spring and grow erect blooming …
$168.00
Magnolia grandiflora Blanchard
Magnolia Blanchard is a beautiful evergreen tree with large fragrant, creamy-white flowers which bloom from November to March. Dark glossy green leaves with brown undersides form a pyramidal, small tree. Use as a specimen tree or trim to hedge. Positio …
$20.58
Magnolia grandiflora Ferruginea
A larger-growing evergreen magnolia tree with dark green leaves and russet underside. Has large creamy-white blooms in summer. Evergreen, grows to 10 x 5m. …
$50.37
Magnolia grandiflora Kay Parris
Kay Parris' Magnolia has great foliage, a very long flowering season and tolerates cold a little more than most magnolias. The leaves are glossy and green with a deep orange on the underside. Stunning white flowers. Makes a nice specimen tree as …
$35.00
Magnolia loebneri Leonard Messel
Open-branched, small rounded tree. Distinctive narrow-petalled, star-shaped blooms appear before leaves in early/mid spring. Flowers are fragrant and two-toned, white with purple exteriors. Deciduous. Hardy. …
$168.00
Magnolia Star Wars
Giant tulip shaped pale pink flowers that are flushed with a deeper pink smoother the bare branches of this small tree. Once the petals have fallen the glossy green leaves appear. Position in full sun to part shade sheltered from the wind. Suits a well …
$168.00
Magnolia stellata Waterlily
Magnolia stellata Waterlily - an excellent white magnolia from Japan. Pale pink buds open to starry white flowers, which have a delicate pink blush on the outside. Compact bushy habit. Deciduous. Hardy. …
$59.80
Magnolia Susan
Magnolia Susan is a deciduous, slow-growing small tree or shrub. This magnolia is known for its fragrant red-purple flowers that bloom during spring. The erect flowers bloom on single branches in a twisted shape. The foliage of this magnolia i …
$168.00
Magnolia Vulcan
Large showy purple pink flowers that are lightly scented appear on bare branches. This magnolia flowers from a young age and will maintain the flower colour well even in poor soils. Forms a rounded shape tree with dark green leaves. Position in full su …
$45.00
Malus ioensis Plena - Crabapple
Noted for its large, frilly, soft pink, fully double flowers late spring that resemble rambling roses - also have a violet like perfume. Blossom followed by small, greenish-yellow fruit. Beautiful autumn colour with bright reds, purples and golds. An attr …
$45.00
Malus Jack Humm
Large red crab apples flushed with yellow and orange suitable for jellies and preserves. Green spring foliage turns yellow, orange in autumn. Red buds produce white flowers in mid spring. Attracts birds and bees with a showing display of fruit right in …
$45.00
Malus Red Jade
Malus Red Jade also known as a weeping crabapple is a weeping tree with wide spread branches that grow from the ground up. This shrub like tree has clusters of open pink and white. The foliage of this tree is a glossy, bright green which changes to a tann …
$225.50
Malus Wrights Scarlet - Crabapple
A superb Crab-apple bred in NZ and named after Mr Hayward Wright. Beautiful white blossom in spring followed by a plentiful supply of large crimson fruits that hold on the tree through winter. Wine coloured summer foliage. Prefers a sunny well drained pos …
$45.00
Metasequoia glyptostroboides - Dawn Redwood
Metasequoia glyptostroboides is a stunning deciduous tree with a slender, pyramidal form. Resembles the California Redwood. Ideal as an upright specimen tree. Soft, fern-like leaves are bright green through summer and become red-brown to orange- …
$27.87
Metrosideros excelsa
Large sprawling mainly coastal tree with leathery oval leaves, bearing masses of red bristly flowers over Christmas. Naturally occurring north of Poverty Bay and north Taranaki, but can be now found as far south as Dunedin. Branches sprawling up to around …
$15.60
Metrosideros perforata
Metrosideros perforata is a root climber or compact shrub. It has small compact leaves and masses of white flowers in mid Summer. Flowers are very attractive to bumble bees. Metrosideros perforata will climb tree trunks or cliffs and where there is no sup …
$24.00
Metrosideros Vibrance - Pohutukawa
Metrosideros Vibrance - Pohutukawa is a real show around Christmas time with its vibrant red, showy flowers. This Pohutukawa is a better than ever version of this great iconic New Zealand Native. A great evergreen tree that is suited to coastal conditions …
$17.50
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