Magnolia Elizabeth

Short overview
Magnolia ‘Elizabeth’ is a deciduous magnolia cultivar best known for its soft yellow spring flowers, a relatively uncommon color among magnolias. It is widely grown as a specimen tree for its elegant blooms and refined landscape presence.

Key characteristics

• Plant type: Deciduous flowering tree (Magnolia cultivar)
• Flowers: Large, tulip-shaped blooms
• Flower color: Clear to soft yellow; color intensity may vary with climate and maturity
• Bloom time: Mid to late spring, typically after many early magnolias
• Foliage: Medium green leaves emerging after flowering
• Growth habit: Upright to broadly pyramidal
• Mature size: Commonly 9–12 m (30–40 ft) tall with a moderate spread

General growing notes

• Light: Grows best in full sun to partial shade
• Water: Requires regular moisture, especially during establishment
• Soil: Prefers well-drained, fertile soil rich in organic matter
• Site considerations: Later flowering helps reduce the risk of frost damage to blooms

Note: Flower color depth, bloom timing, and overall growth habit may vary depending on climate, soil conditions, and site selection.