Magnolia x soulangeana 'Ruby Tuesday' pbr

  • Magnolia x soulangeana 'Ruby Tuesday' pbr
  • Magnolia x soulangeana 'Ruby Tuesday' pbr
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25CM
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50CM
2.1m
DECIDUOUS,FEATURE,FLOWERING,FULLSUN,SHELTER,FROSTTOLERANT

Magnolia ‘Ruby Tuesday’ is a brand-new release deciduous Magnolia with large ruby-red flowers and a relative compact size suitable for suburban gardens. In the depths of winter ‘Ruby Tuesday’ truly shines as its bare branches are adorned with rich ruby-red flowers. These fragrant blooms can measure up to 25cm across, providing a striking garden focal point heralding the arrival of warmer seasons. Our Magnolia ‘Ruby Tuesday’ are grafted for optimal growing performance.

Cultural

Deciduous Magnolias should be planted in a sheltered position to avoid damage from strong winds and protection from the hot afternoon sun. ‘Ruby Tuesday’ can tolerate a part-shade position but flowering may be reduced.
Soil:
Prefers a fertile, slightly acidic, well-drained soil. Mulch well, especially in spring and summer, ensuring the mulch is kept away from the base of the trunk. Will not tolerate waterlogged or poorly
Aspect:
Sunny protected position.
Maintenance:
Apply a general fertiliser in spring and late summer to promote healthy growth and flowers. ‘Ruby Tuesday’ is generally pest-free, but it’s a good idea to monitor for common garden pests such as aphids and scale. Possums can enjoy eating buds and new growth, planting your Magnolia away from fencelines, powerlines or other access points can help avoid this issue. Pruning is generally not required except to shape the tree as desired or to remove any damaged or diseased growth.
Water Requirements:
Performs best when provided with consistent and even moisture without extended dry periods. It will tolerate short dry periods once established but good mulching can help prevent their shallow roots f
Seasonal Interest:
Late winter to spring flowering.

Landscape Uses

Magnolia ‘Ruby Tuesday’ is a spectacular specimen tree, looking fantastic whether planted as a single specimen in a lawn or incorporated as a seasonal focal point in a wider garden setting. Its relatively compact size makes it ideal for courtyards and smaller garden spaces. It pairs beautifully with other traditional flowering favourites, such as Camellias, Clivias, Hydrangeas and Hellebores, creating a lush and harmonious display.

Dimensions

After 10 years
Height to 3.5m
Width to 2.0m