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Galaxy Magnolia Tree

Magnolia x 'Galaxy'

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Description

Magnolias are wonderful, and beloved by so many people for their heart-catching blooms every spring. If you are shopping for a beautiful accent tree, you'll just love any of the Magnolias. But perhaps you'd like to... kick it up a notch?

Knock your landscape out of the park this spring with the Galaxy Magnolia Tree (Magnolia x 'Galaxy') and get ready for the show! You will have to wait a few weeks longer for these amazing blooms, however, that's a good thing!

The gorgeous blooms fill out the bare branches before the leaves appear so they won't have to share the spotlight! The green leaves appear and fill out the tree fully all summer until autumn when they transform into a soothing yellow.

Most Magnolias worry us with their penchant for blooming in a risk zone for frost. If you live in an area prone to early spring or even late spring frosts that kill your flower buds, Galaxy is more than worth the wait! Not the Galaxy. It's been bred to bloom later to avoid those late spring snow storms that wreak havoc on other varieties throughout USDA planting zones 5 to 9.

Landscape Application:

Let's not kid ourselves, though. You grow this beautiful specimen tree for its outstanding flower color, impressive size, and fantastic later flowering habit! A flowering tree this big and full of blooms will knock your socks off each spring and shade your yard all summer long! The gorgeous blooms fill out the bare branches before the leaves appear so they won't have to share the spotlight!

This Magnolia puts on its yearly show with a compact spread and eye-catching height. You'll appreciate the strength of the branches on this variety, too. Now, let's talk about size because Galaxy has some hefty height and width at maturity that lives up to its name! If you are blessed with a large yard, its 30 - 35 foot height and 15 - 20 foot spread will fit right in!

This single-trunked ornamental is ideal as a lawn accent and shade tree! The narrower width makes Galaxy a fantastic street tree and these Magnolias stand up to urban pollution and city environments with ease!

  • Curved Purplish-Pink Scented Blooms
  • Large Green Deciduous Leaves
  • Single-Trunked Narrower Form
  • Late Spring Bloom Resists Unexpected Frosts
  • Shade Trees, Street Trees, Specimens & Tall Flowering Focal Points

#ProPlantTips for Care:

Magnolias need full sun to flower and grow their best, and are best planted in a well-draining soil that is rich in organic matter. Water your newly installed trees regularly using the Finger Test to ensure they do not dry out between waterings, but once established, Magnolias only need supplemental moisture during extended drought. Mulch the base of your tree with 3-4 inches of arborist bark chips to keep them happier and stress-free.

Strong storms will still cause trouble, so we advise that you situate this tree out of the worst of your winds. Did you know you can call your local airport to get the direction of your prevailing winds? Give it protection, so you can truly enjoy those fantastic flowers. Prune any damaged, crossing, or wayward branches right after those flowers fade.

  • Full Sun
  • Moderate Moisture Needs
  • Well-Drained Soil
  • Prune After Flowering
  • Very Easy-Care & Low-Maintenance

Late spring blooms to escape the frost, plus compact width and soaring height, Galaxy will fill your landscape in pink stars! Order the Galaxy Magnolia Tree and enjoy its beauty today! Now at NatureHills.com!

Frequently Asked Questions

Will the Galaxy Magnolia fit under power lines or in narrow spaces?

  • The Galaxy Magnolia reaches 30-35 feet tall with a 15-20 foot spread at maturity, making it too large for power lines. However, its narrower width does work well for street plantings in zones 5-9. Plan for plenty of overhead clearance and at least 20 feet of lateral space.

How cold-hardy is the Galaxy Magnolia, and can it survive harsh winters?

  • Galaxy Magnolia is hardy in USDA zones 5-9 and handles harsh winters well. It's specifically bred to bloom later in spring, avoiding the late frosts that damage other magnolia varieties. This makes it an excellent choice for northern gardens prone to unpredictable spring weather - shop at Nature Hills for reliable cold-hardy specimens.

How far should I plant Galaxy Magnolia from houses, driveways, or other trees?

  • Plant Galaxy Magnolia at least 10-15 feet from structures to accommodate its 15-20 foot mature spread. With its 30-35 foot height, keep it away from power lines and allow adequate clearance from rooflines. Space 20-25 feet from other large trees to prevent crowding as it matures.

What size are Galaxy Magnolia trees typically available for purchase and shipping?

  • Galaxy Magnolia trees are typically available as young nursery specimens ranging from 4-6 feet tall at purchase. These fast-growing trees will mature to an impressive 30-35 feet tall with a 15-20 foot spread. Choose a planting location with plenty of room for this substantial specimen to reach its full size.

Are there any common problems or pests with Galaxy Magnolia, and how to avoid them?

  • Galaxy Magnolias are relatively pest-free, with their later blooming habit protecting flowers from frost damage that plagues other varieties. Scale insects and magnolia borer can occasionally affect stressed trees. Plant in well-draining soil and avoid root damage to maintain tree health,shop quality specimens at naturehills.com.

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