• Close-up of Magnolia denudata (Lily Tree) showcasing delicate white flowers in full bloom.
  • Mature Magnolia denudata (Lily Tree) adorned with white flowers, beautifully situated in front of a church.
  • Another close-up of Magnolia denudata (Lily Tree) featuring its stunning white blossoms, highlighting their intricate petal details.
  • Mature Magnolia denudata (Lily Tree) in a park setting, displaying an abundance of white flowers against a serene backdrop.
  • View of the top of a mature Magnolia denudata (Lily Tree), covered in white flowers, showcasing its graceful form.
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Magnolia Denudata (Yulan Magnolia)

Magnolia Denudata (Yulan Magnolia)

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Magnolia Denudata (Yulan Magnolia) is a beautiful deciduous feature tree admired for its spectacular display of large, pure white, goblet-shaped flowers. The fragrant blooms appear on bare branches in late winter to early spring before the foliage emerges, creating a striking seasonal display. Glossy dark green leaves develop after flowering, providing attractive foliage through the warmer months.

Ideal as a feature tree, specimen planting or for grouped garden displays, Magnolia Denudata (Yulan Magnolia) brings elegance and seasonal interest to gardens and larger landscapes. Its naturally upright to spreading habit, fragrant flowers and relatively low maintenance requirements make it an excellent choice for customers seeking a classic flowering tree with strong visual impact.

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Mature height

4–6 meters

Mature width

3–4 meters

Spacing

3–4 meters apart

Evergreen/Deciduous

Deciduous

Foliage

Large, creamy white flowers with a sweet fragrance; dark green leaves

Flowering Period & Fruit Development/Harvest

Early spring (August to September)

Sun tolerance

Full sun to partial shade; prefers well-drained soil

Maintenance

Low maintenance; water during dry periods; prune lightly to maintain shape

Root System

Produces a non-invasive, moderately deep root system with a broad, fibrous spread. Roots typically extend 40–90 cm into the soil and establish slowly, requiring well-drained soil and consistent moisture to perform best without disrupting nearby hardscapes or structures