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Magnolia x loebneri Leonard MesselMagnolia Leonard Messel Discovered by Messel at his famous Nymans garden in Sussex, Magnolia x loebneri Leonard Messel is a medium sized, slow growing, deciduous shrub or small tree with an open, spreading crown. Lilac pink goblet shaped flowers 4 10cm across appear in mid spring on the bare branches, the dozen or so tepals opening flat to a star like shape revealing the paler interior. The leaves are narrowly oval, mid green, and 5 12cm long. Unlike

Beautiful deep burgundy-red flowers appear in mid-spring on the bare branches

dessert grape Himrod will succeed outdoors in warmer areas if trained against a warm wall

Hardiness: Fairly hardy

delicious fresh

turning yellow and bronze in autumn

In May and June masses of deep blue

but has a marvellous flavour when grown in a warm

tinged pink

We recommend that once per year 5 – 10cm (2-4 inches) of soil are removed from the top of the pot and replaced with fresh compost

Do not allow the soil to dry out

Height: 98’ (30m) Spread: 50’ (15m)

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