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Palabras clave: | magnolia, tree, trees, flowers, flower, impressive, species, elegant, pink, blue, sky, beauty, spring, Saucer, Soulangeana, Chinese, deciduous, shrub, white, purple, sweet, fragrance, blossoms, joy, vitality, hybrid, France, 1820, denudata, Yulan, liliiflora, China, Western, Europe, North, America, botanical, purposes, fragrant, generous, canopy, shade, gardens, tolerance, weather, soil, conditions |
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Fecha: | 25.03.2023 06:00 |
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Descripción Impressive species of magnolia tree with elegant pink goblet-shaped flowers under a blue sky.
This beauty of spring, known as Saucer Magnolia (Magnolia Soulangeana) or Chinese Magnolia, is a small deciduous tree or large shrub with white, pink, or purple sweet fragrance blossoms, which bring joy and vitality.
The Saucer Magnolia is a cultivated hybrid, first bred in France in 1820, by hybridizing the Magnolia denudata (Yulan magnolia) and the Magnolia liliiflora, both of which originate from China.
The hybrid was cultivated also in other parts of Western Europe, and North America, primarily for botanical purposes as its large and fragrant flowers add beauty and its generous canopy adds shade to gardens. It is easy to grow, with relative tolerance to a range of weather and soil conditions.
This beauty of spring, known as Saucer Magnolia (Magnolia Soulangeana) or Chinese Magnolia, is a small deciduous tree or large shrub with white, pink, or purple sweet fragrance blossoms, which bring joy and vitality.
The Saucer Magnolia is a cultivated hybrid, first bred in France in 1820, by hybridizing the Magnolia denudata (Yulan magnolia) and the Magnolia liliiflora, both of which originate from China.
The hybrid was cultivated also in other parts of Western Europe, and North America, primarily for botanical purposes as its large and fragrant flowers add beauty and its generous canopy adds shade to gardens. It is easy to grow, with relative tolerance to a range of weather and soil conditions.
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