Michelia doltsopa 'Fairy Blush' Japanese Gardens

Michelia doltsopa 'Fairy Blush' Japanese GardensA new Michalea from down under. Mark Jury is a hybridizer of magnolias and Michaleas in New Zealand, and has created some award winning plants. Even though the botanists are now saying that Michalea is now considered to be in the group called Magnolia, we still think it is different enough to be called a Michalea. 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 tree is

Hardy to -50 degrees

this delicate little lace leaf tree has a few surprises for the maple crowd

Thanks to Jim Barlup

Will be 2-3 ft tall eventually

It is an upright tree of 12 feet in 10 years

the new leaves emerge a deep purple-red with prominent black veins

emerging a purplish-black color

Deer resistant and hardy to 20 degrees F

is highly recommended

mauve flowers all along these stems

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Abies veitchii ‘Heddergott’ is classic dwarf cultivar of Veitch fir