Magnolia xkewensis 'Wada's Memory'

Magnolia

'Wada's Memory' Magnolia was named after Japanese nurseryman K. Wada, when it was discovered in a group of Japanese seedlings grown at the University of Washington Arboretum, Magnolia xkewensis 'Wada's Memory' is covered with narrow-petaled ivory-white 6" flowers in early April, to the degree that the tree is almost completely white when in bloom.  The new leaves emerge afterwards in shades of bronze which mature to green in summer.  The habit is a tight upright cone, and is one of the most attractive shaped Magnolias we have grown.  Go see the amazing specimen at Winterthur Museum in Delaware.

  • Category: Woody Ornamentals
  • Alternate Cultivar: Wada's Memory
  • Hardiness Zone: 5
  • Height: 40 Feet
  • Spread: 30 Feet
  • Bloom Color: White

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Qty Description Comments Future Crop Future Crop Ready Date
Substitutions are Available
Attributes
Deer Resistant
Soil Conditions
Average
Bloom Time
Spring
Exposure
Sun
Attracts Wildlife
Attracts Pollinators
Tree Type
Tree
Ornamental (<30')
Foliage Color
Green