Ann Magnolia Live Plant, 12–18 Inch Shrub in Gallon Pot, Purple Pink Spring Blooming Deciduous Magnolia Tree

Ann Magnolia Live Plant – Purple-Pink Spring Blooms

Bring elegant spring color to your landscape with Ann Magnolia, a deciduous flowering shrub known for its striking purple-pink to reddish-purple blossoms. This compact magnolia is a lovely choice for garden beds, specimen planting, and flowering landscape displays.

Your order includes one live Ann Magnolia plant, approximately 12–18 inches tall and grown in a gallon nursery pot. This young plant gives you the opportunity to establish a beautiful flowering shrub in your own garden.

🌸 Plant Details

• Common name: Ann Magnolia

• Cultivar: ‘Ann’

• Genus: Magnolia

• Quantity: 1 live plant

• Height at shipping: Approximately 12–18 inches

• Container: Gallon nursery pot

• Plant type: Deciduous flowering shrub

• Flower color: Purple-pink to reddish-purple

• Bloom season: Primarily spring; occasional later blooms may occur

• Mature size: Often around 8–10 feet tall and wide, depending on growing conditions and pruning

• Light: Full sun to partial shade

• Hardiness: Commonly listed for USDA zones 4–8; verify local suitability before planting

☀️ Growing and Care Guide

Sunlight: Plant in full sun to partial shade. A sunny location generally supports good flowering, while some afternoon shade may be helpful in hotter climates.

Watering: Water thoroughly after planting and keep the soil moderately moist while the plant establishes. Avoid leaving the roots in waterlogged soil.

Soil: Choose well-draining soil with reasonable moisture retention. Enrich poor soil with organic matter as appropriate, but avoid planting where drainage is poor.

Planting: Choose a location with room for the mature shrub. Remove the plant carefully from its nursery pot, loosen any tightly circling roots gently, and plant at the same depth as it was growing in the container.

Pruning: Ann Magnolia naturally forms a rounded shrub. Prune selectively after flowering if needed to maintain its shape or remove damaged branches. Heavy pruning may reduce future flowering.

Seasonal growth: Ann Magnolia is deciduous, so it loses its leaves during dormancy. Young plants may take time to establish before producing a substantial floral display.

🌷 Flowering Expectations

Ann Magnolia is grown for its tulip-shaped purple-pink to reddish-purple flowers, which typically appear in spring. Occasional additional flowering later in the growing season may occur under suitable conditions, but summer reblooming is not guaranteed.

This is a young live plant, so it may arrive without buds or flowers. Bloom timing, fragrance, flower quantity, and mature size vary with plant age, climate, sunlight, and care.

🌿 Landscape Uses

• Specimen shrub for spring color

• Ornamental garden beds and borders

• Mixed shrub plantings

• Informal flowering screens or hedges where spacing permits

📦 Shipping Information

• Includes one live Ann Magnolia plant.

• Approximately 12–18 inches tall at listing.

• Grown in a gallon nursery pot.

• Foliage, branching, and overall appearance may vary by season.

• Dormant plants may arrive with few or no leaves.

• Shipping restrictions: The seller does not ship to Alaska, Hawaii, or Puerto Rico.

Please check your local growing conditions and planting space before ordering. Mature size and flowering performance depend on climate, soil, and ongoing care.