Magnolia ‘Tina Durio’ (Tina Durio Magnolia)
Magnolia ‘Tina Durio’ (Tina Durio Magnolia)
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Magnolia ‘Tina Durio’ is a spectacular deciduous feature tree admired for its exceptionally large, fragrant flowers. The impressive cup-and-saucer-shaped blooms are pure white with a delicate blush of pink near the base, creating an elegant display across the bare branches during spring. Fresh green foliage follows the flowers, forming an attractive spreading canopy throughout the warmer months.
Vigorous and relatively fast-growing, Magnolia ‘Tina Durio’ is an outstanding choice for lawns, entrance gardens, large borders and spacious landscapes. Its generous flowering habit, refined colouring and strong architectural form make it a memorable garden centrepiece. Customers will appreciate its fragrance, impressive flower size and ability to provide lasting landscape value as it matures.
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Mature height
Approximately 4–8 metres.
Mature width
Approximately 4–8 metres, developing a spreading, well-branched canopy.
Spacing
Allow approximately 5–8 metres between specimen trees to provide adequate room for the mature canopy and root spread.
Evergreen/Deciduous
Deciduous.
Foliage
Large pure-white flowers with a subtle pink blush near the base; ovate green foliage; grey-brown branches and bark.
Flowering Period & Fruit Development/Harvest
Flowers during spring, generally before or as the new foliage begins to emerge. Flowering may begin from late winter in milder climates.
Sun tolerance
Full sun to partial shade. Plant in a sheltered position protected from strong winds and damaging late frosts.
Maintenance
Low to moderate. Grow in fertile, slightly acidic to neutral soil that remains moist but drains freely. Water regularly during establishment and extended dry periods, apply organic mulch to retain soil moisture and prune sparingly after flowering or during late summer.
Root System
Fleshy, broadly spreading and sensitive to damage or disturbance. Avoid deep cultivation and soil compaction around the root zone, and select the permanent planting location carefully.