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Royal Star Magnolia

If you're interested in planting a Royal Star Magnolia in your backyard but are concerned about its pruning method, design options, temperature range, and humidity levels, you must view the provided PDF for more information.

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Royal Star Magnolia

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  1. ROYAL STAR MAGNOLIA

  2. ABOUT A small, low-growing, flowering tree that is typically grown as a rounded shrub, is also known as the Royal Star Magnolia. Due to its small size, Royal Star Magnolia makes a great hedge or screen. Its young, star-shaped white flowers bloom in late winter to early spring and prefer full sun and moist soil. The Royal Star Magnolia Tree grows noticeably taller and can tolerate a range of soil types when it is partially shaded.

  3. DESIGN IDEAS The little Star Magnolia tree is one of the cutest trees around. Plant close by so you can appreciate its delicate but sizable flowers. A fantastic option for moonlit gardens and all- white landscaping. In the Asian garden, where people are carefully pruned, a traditional candidate. equally comfortable in vintage cottage gardens. An excellent option for gardens in townhouses and condominiums, as well as courtyards and entry courts.

  4. WATER Star magnolias are low-maintenance trees that don't need to be watered frequently. They are tolerant of mild drought conditions and some flooding. During the first two growing seasons, water magnolia trees thoroughly once a week, and then twice a month in the following years.

  5. TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY Star temperatures as low as zone 4 or -30 degrees Fahrenheit. But it can be harmed by heavy snowfall and ice, and especially its blossoms can be harmed by wind or frost. It needs a moderate amount of humidity— between 30 and 50%. magnolias can withstand cold

  6. FERTILIZER Star magnolias only minimally or never require fertilizer. Early in the spring, before any growth appears, apply an all-purpose fertilizer. phosphorus-rich fertilizer to encourage healthier root development possible bloom production. Follow the directions on the product label for how much to use. Purchase a and

  7. PRUNING The plant blooms on old wood (growth from the previous year), so prune it roughly as soon as it finishes blooming to prevent losing the flowers from the following year. Magnolia trees are generally not heavily pruned.

  8. AN OVERVIEW OF ROYAL STAR MAGNOLIA 1. The double blossoms of the Royal Star Magnolia shrub, which are 4 inches wide and fragrant, are amazing in the spring. 2. The Royal Star hedge of the Magnolia Stellata needs little maintenance. 3. The first three months of the plant's life require frequent watering—at least twice per week. 4. A Magnolia Stellata tree should be pruned in the middle of the summer.

  9. TO KNOW MORE: Address: 27977 Canby-Marquam Hwy., Canby, OR 97013 Order At: order@instanthedge.com

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