Michelia doltsopa 'Fairy White' Web Specials

Michelia doltsopa 'Fairy White' Web SpecialsA new Michelia from down under. Anthony Tesselaar is a hybridizer of magnolias and Michelias in Australia, and has created some award winning plants. Even though the botanists are now saying that Michelia is now considered to be in the group called Magnolia, we still think it is different enough to be called a Michelia. This highly fragrant flowering small tree will grow to be 9ft 12ft tall and 5 7 ft wide. Blooming in February and into March, the

Makes a great patio tree

We think this will be one the most talked about new hydrangeas to come out in years

but will make a 2-3 ft wide specimen in less than 10 years

The Coker family was quite active in the Rhododendron Society in Christchurch

this plant has to be staked to get the leader to go up

A huge plant with enormous fragrant trusses of light pink

Likes full sun and very gravely soil to thrive

'Kilimanjaro'

patio containers

An added bonus of rich dark red new leaves decorate after blooming

The clouds of magenta flowers cover this plant for a long period of time from winter into spring

and now has gotten involved with the Daphnes