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Black Tulip Magnolia Tree

New Zealand-bred compact tree flowers earlier than most.
‘Black Tulip’s superb, goblet-shaped 6” blooms draw admiring attention—oohs and ahs!—with their have-to-see-to-believe-it black-purple color. New Zealand-bred compact tree, growing to 11.5’, flowers earlier than most—within the first few seasons. A well-chosen addition to a small garden or mysteriously glowing in the landscape. Does best in sun. Little pruning is called for.

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