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Botanical name: Magnolia x alba
Common names: Golden Magnolia, Champaa Thong, Golden Michelia, Michelia alba 'Golden'
Cultivar: Golden
Family: Magnoliaceae
Origin: South East Asia
USDA Zone: 10-11
Cold tolerance: 30°F







This new hybrid of Magnolia (Michelia) Alba has a unique characteristic: the flowers change color from white to golden next day. Fragrance is even more intense than regular M. Alba, and it fills air around for many yards. The plant grows as somewhat smaller tree.
See Article about Tropical Magnolias.
See also Plants with scents as heady as incense: Enchanted Magnolias - Joy in your life...
Botanical name: Magnolia x brooklynensis
Common name: Black Beauty Magnolia
Cultivar: Black Beauty
Family: Magnoliaceae
USDA Zone: 5-9
Cold tolerance: -10°F





The deep purple outsides of the petals contrast starkly with the white insides.
See Article about Tropical Magnolias.
See also Plants with scents as heady as incense: Enchanted Magnolias - Joy in your life...
Botanical name: Magnolia x Elizabeth
Common name: Elizabeth Magnolia
Family: Magnoliaceae
USDA Zone: 5-8
Cold tolerance: -10°F









Magnolia acuminata x denudata Elisabeth was the first yellow-flowered hybrid magnolia to be widely available, and it is still one of the best. The buds are finely tapered and open to a fragrant primrose yellow flower which are produced from a young age on leafless stems.
Full sun and average moisture suit magnolias best and humus rich soils.
Botanical name: Magnolia x soulangeana
Common name: Saucer Magnolia
Family: Magnoliaceae
USDA Zone: 5-9
Cold tolerance: -10°F







Magnolia x soulangeana is a hybrid plant between Magnolia denudata and Magnolia liliiflora. Magnolia x soulangeana flowers are large, commonly 10-20 cm (4-8 in) across, and colored various shades of white, pink, and maroon.
Botanical name: Magnolia delavayi
Common name: Chinese Evergreen Magnolia
Family: Magnoliaceae
Origin: Southern China
USDA Zone: 8-9








It is a small evergreen tree with fragrant, cup-shaped, creamy white to pink flowers.
Botanical names: Magnolia champaca, Michelia champaca
Common names: Joy Perfume Tree, Huang Yu Lan, Safa
Family: Magnoliaceae
Origin: India, Indonesia
USDA Zone: 9-11







The flowers from Magnolia champaca are used to make the world's most expensive perfume 'Joy'. The extremely aromatic orange blooms appear nearly all year round. Grows to the size of a large shrub or small tree, 15-20' in height. It is a tropical tree, however established plants can tolerate light freeze. Yellow Champaca is much more cold tolerant than var. Alba.
People did not invent JOY perfume, Nature made this creation leading to the development of JOY, the most expensive perfume fragrance in the world. Michelia flowers produce in great quantities. On a warm humid night, the scents can easily be enjoyed several hundred feet away. If you drive near by, you will notice the scent immediately. People and every insect you can imagine are attracted to the blooms. These are flowers you don't have to "stick your nose in" as the scent exudes from the tree. However, you really can't STOP sticking your nose into a flower over and over again. Nectar insects appear frantic, driven like drug addicts, bashing into each other to get to the heart of every flower on the tree. Planting a Michelia tree either indoors as bonsai or in your backyard really makes your home a sweet home. Also you could take the flower, home made natural perfume, into car, office, rest room, and anywhere you want fragrant atmosphere. One oriental custom is to use the white flowers as sweet scented decoration, such as hair-pin-flower for girls, and chest-pin-flower for ladies. The tree has flowers and green leaves all year round, beautifying its surroundings. Besides, the clearly veined leaf can be made into a special bookmark. M. Champaka are much more hardier plants than M. Alba and the flower has a sweet fragnance. The M. Alba has root stock of champaka. If you will but forth the effort in taken care of the plant, you will be rewarded many times over via the fragrance. The smell is heavenly.
See Article about Tropical Magnolias.
See also Plants with scents as heady as incense: Enchanted Magnolias - Joy in your life...
...Regarded as one of the most sacred trees of India and tropical Asia... Its flowers exude a divine fragrance that is exceedingly pleasing to the Gods... and women! See article about Champaka.
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Local pickup only. This item is not available for shipping. Local delivery may be available in Ft. Myers or Sebring, Florida. Contact us for an estimate. Non-pickup orders are subject to restocking fees.
Recommended Fertilizer: SUNSHINE Pikake - Fragrant Flower Booster
Recommended Fertilizer: SUNSHINE Pikake - Fragrant Flower Booster
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Botanical names: Magnolia doltsopa, Michelia excelsa, Magnolia exelsa
Common name: Sweet Michelia
Family: Magnoliaceae
Origin: Himalayas
USDA Zone: 9-10






Showy flowers are wonderfully fragrant and long-lasting.
Prefers partial shade or partial sun to full sun; soil should be moist. Needs extra water in hot or windy conditions or sandy soil. Does not tolerate wind.
See also Plants with scents as heady as incense: Enchanted Magnolias - Joy in your life...
Botanical name: Magnolia lacei
Common name: White Michelia
Family: Magnoliaceae
Origin: Thailand
USDA Zone: 9-10







Small stree with highly fragrant white flowers, similar to Michelia Alba.
See Article about Tropical Magnolias.
See also Plants with scents as heady as incense: Enchanted Magnolias - Joy in your life...
Botanical name: Magnolia virginiana
Common names: Florida Bay Laurel, Sweet Bay
Family: Magnoliaceae
Origin: Southern US
USDA Zone: 6-10
Cold tolerance: 0°F









Sweet Bay can be found in the wild in Florida bay heads, swamps and stream banks. Leaves are very fine for flavoring broths and sauces. Fresh off the tree, the flavor is unique and fun to use. If you have a Florida Sweet Bay, your cooking will have flavors folks outside Florida can never hope to duplicate. Florida Bay Laurel likes moist, acid soils. If you use Bay Laurel in your landscape, be sure plenty of water is available. If you have a moist spot on your land, plant this tree. You will also be rewarded by the attractive white delicately fragrant flowers. No bugs or other pests. Fertilize once or twice a year with an acid fertilizer.
See Article about this tree: A Native Virgin - Sweetbay Vanilla Magnolia
See Plants with scents as heady as incense: Enchanted Magnolias - Joy in your life...
Botanical names: Magnolia x Alba, Michelia x Alba
Common names: White Champak, Pak-Lan, Banana Shrub, Cempaka Putih, Bai Yu Lan ( white-jade flower), Bai Yu Lan, Safa
Family: Magnoliaceae
Origin: Southeast Asia
USDA Zone: 9-11






This is hybrid between Michelia Champaca and Magnolia Montana with sweet strong fragrance of flowers resembles juicyfruit gum. The white flowers of this variety have more delicate fragrance than regular Golden Champaca, and the more slow-growing and compact tree is better suited for pot growing.
Magnolia alba is a rare and highly fragrant hybrid perfume tree with creamy white blooms that release a sweet, fruity bubble gum scent - just like its parent, the Golden Champaka. Unlike Golden Champaka, which takes years to flower from seed, Magnolia alba is a sterile hybrid propagated by grafting or air-layering, allowing it to bloom early, even when still small. The white flowers have a more delicate fragrance compared to the richer scent of the yellow Champaka, and Alba is also a more reliable bloomer. However, it is less cold tolerant than its golden counterpart. With its compact, upright growth and slower pace, Magnolia alba is perfect for containers or smaller landscapes - yet still offers the luxurious fragrance that has made Champakas world famous. A must-have for collectors and perfume tree enthusiasts alike.
The fragrance is released in the early morning hours and lasts all day long, especially strong at night. Its name honors Florentine botanist Pietro Antonio Micheli. Michelia alba is now cultivated for ornamental purposes in most tropical and lower subtropical countries. This tallish, evergreen tree has creamy white blooms with 15-20 sepals, and petals which are deliciously fragrant. The flowers are highly prized by people and are often made into necklaces. Both the flowers and leaves are highly aromatic and can be used in fragrance production. The flowers from Michelia champaca are used to make the world's most expensive perfume'Joy'. People did not invent JOY perfume, Nature made this creation leading to the development of JOY, the most expensive perfume fragrance in the world. Michelia flowers produce in great quantities. On a warm humid night, the scents can easily be enjoyed several hundred feet away. If you drive near by, you will notice the scent immediately. People and every insect you can imagine are attracted to the blooms. These are flowers you don't have to "stick your nose in" as the scent exudes from the tree. However, you really can't STOP sticking your nose into a flower over and over again. Nectar insects appear frantic, driven like drug addicts, bashing into each other to get to the heart of every flower on the tree. The white Michelia flower is also the city flower of Shanghai, China. Planting a Michelia tree either indoors as bonsai or in your backyard really makes your home a sweet home. Also you could take the flower, home made natural perfume, into car, office, rest room, and anywhere you want fragrant atmosphere. One oriental custom is to use the white flowers as sweet scented decoration, such as hair-pin-flower for girls, and chest-pin-flower for ladies. The tree has flowers and green leaves all year round, beautifying its surroundings. Besides, the clearly veined leaf can be made into a special bookmark.
Michelia alba has good antimicrobial properties, especially the leaves. It also has an antioxidant character with moderate effect.
See Article about Tropical Magnolias.
See also Plants with scents as heady as incense: Enchanted Magnolias - Joy in your life...
Magnolia alba, also known as White Champaka, is a rare and highly fragrant hybrid perfume tree with creamy white blooms that release a sweet, fruity bubble gum scent - just like its parent, the Golden Champaka. Unlike Golden Champaka, which takes years to flower from seed, Magnolia alba is a sterile hybrid propagated by grafting or air-layering, allowing it to bloom early, even when still small. The white flowers have a more delicate fragrance compared to the richer scent of the yellow Champaka, and Alba is also a more reliable bloomer. However, it is less cold tolerant than its golden counterpart. With its compact, upright growth and slower pace, Magnolia alba is perfect for containers or smaller landscapes - yet still offers the luxurious fragrance that has made Champakas world famous. A must-have for collectors and perfume tree enthusiasts alike.
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