Magnolia x loebneri 'Merrill' -80-100cm North-facing;South-facing;West-facing;East-facing partial shade and full shade

partial shade and full shade

and distinctive woody cones that remain on the branches throughout winter

creamy-white flowers followed by clusters of white berries that attract birds

It is relatively easy to maintain with occasional pruning to preserve its shape

Magnolia x loebneri 'Merrill' -80-100cm North-facing;South-facing;West-facing;East-facing partial shade and full shadeMagnolia loebneri Merrill is a graceful, early spring flowering magnolia prized for its starry white blooms and elegant habit. A hybrid between Magnolia kobus and Magnolia stellata, it produces an abundance of fragrant, pure white flowers with narrow, strap like petals that often appear before the leaves, creating a striking display against bare branches. Merrill is known for its cold hardiness, reliable flowering, and slightly later bloom time than