Magnolia grandiflora Kay Parris bush tucker

Magnolia grandiflora Kay Parris bush tuckerKay Parris is a beautiful, compact magnolia with a dense canopy of glossy green leaves. The underside of the leaves is orange brown and has a fuzzy texture. It has highly fragrant, 18cm wide, creamy white flowers from early December to April in cooler climates and longer in warmer climates. It differentiates itself from other varieties by its wavy edge to its leaf and its bright pink new growth. Kay Parris is a lovely feature in a pot or garden

The evergreen paper daisies are excellent for landscapes

Prune to encourage a dense habit and profuse flowering

Instead of foliage

In autumn Brocade changes its foliage to bright orange-red

(It is recommended to wear gloves when handling the seed pods)

Being versatile

the canopy is covered in masses of brilliant pink-red flowers

leguminous

Flowerful is perfect for the smaller gardens where size is all important

Adding to its appeal

prune off old flowers as this will encourage a more compact growth habit

bringing elegance and architectural beauty indoors