MAGNOLIA grandiflora Maryland

Magnolia persistant à grandes fleurs Maryland

Native to the southeastern United States, Magnolia grandiflora Maryland is a compact, cold-hardy selection valued for its well-structured form and prolific summer flowering. This evergreen magnolia offers a refined alternative to more vigorous cultivars and is particularly well-suited for medium-sized gardens and urban landscaping projects.

8–10 m x 4–5 m Upright, compact, conical

Evergreen Glossy dark green with light brown underside

Full sun to partial shade

from June to August Creamy white

Down to - 18 °C

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Characteristics of Magnolia grandiflora Maryland

Magnolia grandiflora Maryland is a medium-vigor evergreen tree with a naturally conical, well-balanced shape. Its leathery, glossy dark green foliage is evergreen, with softly pubescent, light brown undersides. During the summer months, the tree produces large, creamy white, lightly fragrant flowers measuring around 20 cm in diameter. Maryland is especially noted for its enhanced cold hardiness, making it suitable for a wider range of climates across Europe compared to traditional Magnolia grandiflora types.

How to Use Magnolia grandiflora Maryland

Thanks to its controlled growth and elegant form, Maryland is ideal as a specimen tree, for spaced avenues, or as a structural evergreen feature in residential gardens or public green spaces. It also performs well in patios or courtyard gardens requiring vertical interest. The dense foliage provides year-round screening, while its summer bloom adds strong ornamental value to planting designs.

Best Practices for Growing Magnolia grandiflora Maryland

Magnolia grandiflora Maryland thrives in deep, fertile, moist yet well-drained soils with a slightly acidic to neutral pH. Plant it in spring or autumn in a sheltered position away from cold, drying winds. A sunny to lightly shaded location will support steady growth and optimal flowering. Water regularly during establishment. Pruning is rarely needed, except to remove dead or damaged wood. Applying an organic mulch will help retain soil moisture and protect surface roots, especially in the early years of establishment.