Kay Parris Magnolia Grandiflora

Magnolia Kay Parris, also known as Southern Magnolia, is renowned for its glossy, dark green leaves and its big, fragrant, creamy-white flowers that adorn the landscape throughout the summer and early fall. This magnolia features a dense canopy of glossy green leaves, their contrasting undersides adding visual interest. In the summer, it graces your space with large, creamy flowers, making it an ideal choice for both modern and classic garden designs. Product Specifications Magnolia Grandiflora Kay Parris Common Name: Kay Parris Mature Height: 4 meters tall Mature Width: 2-3 meters Spacing: 1 - 1.5 meter apart hedge Flowering: Yes, large creamy fragrant flowers Flowering Period: Late Autumn - early Spring Evergreen / Deciduous: Evergreen Form/Habit: Upright, oval Position: Full sun, semi-shade Soil Type: Loam, Sandy, Well Drained Maintenance Level: Low - medium, pruning Planter Suitability: Limited Australian Native: No Plant Sizes 30cm Pot — Approx. 1m planted height 40cm Pot — Approx. 1.4m planted height 50ltr Pot — Approx. 1.8m planted height 100L Bag — Approx. 2m planted height Commonly Asked Questions How far apart do I plant for a hedge? For an effective screen, plant 1–1.5m apart. This spacing allows each tree room to grow while creating a dense, attractive hedge. Adequate space also encourages healthy growth, good airflow, and balanced sunlight exposure for a lush, long-lasting screen. When does Kay Parris flower? The 'Kay Parris' magnolia, a hybrid of Magnolia grandiflora, typically blooms in late spring to early summer. How do I keep my magnolias looking healthy? Ensure Kay Parris is well watered, especially during the warmer months. A layer of mulch will help retain the moisture in the soil. A quality fertiliser will also increase the health of your plant. Can I grow Kay Parris in a planter pot? Yes, you can, with a little additional care. just keep a few things in mind. Choose a pot that allows room for growth and use quality soil. Potted plants dry out more quickly than those in the ground, so keep it well watered. Rotate the pot every few months to encourage even growth. Placement in a spot with full sun to partial shade. will work best. While potted magnolias will grow well, it may not reach its full mature size in a pot. Keep an eye on the plant’s overall health and make sure there’s still plenty of fresh soil available as it develops.