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Trees & Shrubs  

Flowering Shrubs                       

Here at Magnolia Garden Center, we sell a wide variety of beautiful flowering shrubs that will add color, fragrance and beauty to your landscape.

They come in many different sizes and our selection includes shrubs that can tolerate a variety of conditions including shade, sun, drought, excess water, poor soils, slopes and much more.

Our landscape experts will help you to select the best flowering shrub for your location to ensure you will enjoy its beauty for many years to come. 

Blue Chip Butterfly Bush   

A non-invasive Butterfly Bush. Same great fragrance, same attractive plant for butterflies and hummingbirds. Better blooming, better behaved!

"The first in a series of new miniature butterfly bush.  Lo & Behold Buddleia changes the way you think about butterfly bushes.  Blue Chip is a remarkable plant that blooms early and continuously without deadheading or pruning. It can be used as a ground cover, low hedge or in containers.  Non-invasive."   - Proven Winners

Camellias 

Sasanqua camellias typically bloom late fall and early winter.  Japonica camellias usually bloom in the late winter and spring.  We have lots of sasanqua camellias to decorate your yard and feed your hummingbirds at the same time!  These fall and winter blooming plants are a favorite of the overwintering Anna's Hummingbirds of our area.  We even have a dwarf variety that only grows to 2 or 3' in height.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                Camellia sasanqua "Winter's Joy"

Bloomerang Lilac

This new re-blooming lilac rocks the horticultural world.  The highly fragrant flowers burst forth in spring and then again in mid-summer and continue right up until frost.  It has a compact, full growth habit and small leaves that make it the perfect shrub for smaller gardens.  Now you can enjoy your lilac beyond two weeks in the spring!  Mildew resistant.   -  Proven Winners