Magnolia tripetala White Flowering Magnolia Selected Size:1 gallon The pure white blooms cover

The pure white blooms cover the branches making it hard to see the leaves

The bark on ‘Bump’ is quite nice with heavy striations on the green bark

Many believe it’s one of the best deciduous azaleas to thrive in zone 8 and 9 even in sunlight as long as it gets enough water

This is one tree that is slow growing

Magnolia tripetala White Flowering Magnolia Selected Size:1 gallon The pure white blooms coverMagnolia tripetala White Flowering Deciduous Magnolia Zones 5 9 Magnolia tripetala, commonly known as umbrella magnolia or umbrella tree, is a deciduous understory tree native to the eastern United States, particularly the Appalachian, Ozark, and Ouachita regions. It is named for its very large leaves that cluster at the branch tips, forming an umbrella like canopy. In late spring, it produces large, creamy white, fragrant flowers that can be 810