Thursday, September 26, 2019

Magnolia "Oyama Rose"


Deciduous hybrid of Magnolia sieboldii and red-flowered form of subtropical evergreen Magnolia insignis. Hand-pollinated by Dennis Ledvina (Green Bay, Wisconsin, USA), selected and registered by Dick Figlar (South Carolina, USA). Flowers look like a pink version of M.sieboldii. 
Floriferous.

Botanical name: Magnolia x "Oyama Rose".
Parentage: M.sieboldii "Colossus" x M.insignis "Anita Figlar".
Habit: globular bush.
Height: 2-3m.
Hardiness: needs to be tested. Most probably USDA zone 6a.
Flowering time: May - June.

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