Magnolia sieboldii Pink a cross between Exeter elm

a cross between Exeter elm and Himalayan elm

Avoid heavy soils

The leaves unfold purplish-red later changing to bronze-green in summer

dark green above and pale whitish-grey with dense short hairs below

Magnolia sieboldii Pink a cross between Exeter elmA small, usually mulit stem tree with spreading branches valued for its large, floppy gardenia type flowers, which have crimson and yellow centres. The flowers are fragrant and produced intermittently from May to August, making this a delightful tree for summer interest. Could potentially attain a height and spread of 8m x 12m after many years. Will tolerate moist, alkaline soil.