Magnolia trees (Magnolia) can be much smaller than you might think. "While most gardeners think of native magnolias as large majestic trees, there are several dwarf selections that fit well in a ...

In the massive world of magnolias, dwarf is a relative term since 20 feet high would be the compact version of a 60 feet tall common tree.

The tree is now 20 feet tall. Were we actually sold a dwarf tree? A: Southern magnolias ("Magnolia grandiflora") grow to be 60 to 75 feet tall and 35 to 40 feet wide at maturity.

Dear Neil: We built our house 10 years ago. A local landscaping company (no longer in business) planted a "dwarf" magnolia tree in a sunny spot. The tree is now 20 feet tall. Were we actually sold ...

Note: if your loquat tree is healthy but produces few or poor-quality fruit, it may be a seedling-grown plant. Consider replacing it with a named, grafted variety. A PROMISING DWARF MAGNOLIA ...

Thus, dwarf cultivars have been developed in the last few years that allow small landscapes to enjoy such a desirable tree.

For ornamental leaves and flowers, try a dwarf magnolia, crepe myrtle or maples. To keep a tree small, it’s best to prune from a young age, as this makes the height and shape easier to maintain ...

Most trees with long, flexible branches, such as apple, cherry, fig, peach, pear, plum and quince lend themselves nicely to ...

This dwarf magnolia variety is much smaller than the classic Southern magnolia but still reaches over 20 feet tall at maturity. It's a moderately fast grower, but unlike other magnolias, it begins ...

Be careful when pruning magnolias at this time of year, as you can prune off flower buds that tend to be at the ends of ...