Magnolia Michelia Inspiration

New to the Impressive Plants Magnolia collection, Magnolia ‘Inspiration’ is a striking feature tree known for its abundant display of crisp white flowers. This evergreen magnolia offers a showy floral display in late winter to early spring, Mature height reaches around 3–4 meters with a similar spread, making it ideal for smaller gardens, hedging or feature trees. Hardy and low maintenance once established, Magnolia ‘Inspiration’ thrives in full sun to part shade. Product Specifications Common Name: Magnolia Inspiration Botanical Name: Magnolia Michelia Inspiration Mature Height: 3-4 meters tall Mature Width: 2-3 meters Spacing: 1 - 1.5 meter apart for hedge Flowering: Abundant white felongated petals Flowering Period: Late winter to early spring Evergreen / Deciduous: Evergreen Form/Habit: Upright, oval Position: Full sun, semi-shade Soil Type: Well draining, slightly acidic soil Growth Rate: Moderate Maintenance Level: Low - medium, pruning Planter Suitability: Yes, allow growth room Australian Native: No Plant Sizes Plant sizes are updated regularly. Please note that small natural variations may occur. 50ltr Pot — Approx. 2m planted height Commonly Asked Questions How far apart do I plant Inspiration for a privacy hedge? Plant approximately 1–1.5 meters apart for a dense, continuous screen as they mature. Wider spacing will give a softer, more informal look, while closer planting provides faster privacy coverage. When do Inspiration Magnolias flower? Most magnolias flower from late winter into early spring in Melbourne. Deciduous magnolias often bloom before their leaves appear, creating a striking winter display. Can Magnolia ‘Inspiration’ be grown in pots? Yes, it can be grown in large pots or containers, provided they are deep enough to accommodate root growth. Use a premium quality acidic potting mix and ensure consistent watering during warmer months. How do I encourage maximum flowers? Plant in a sunny location, avoid waterlogged soils, and apply a balanced fertiliser in late winter before flowering. A layer of mulch will help regulate soil moisture and temperature, which promotes stronger flowering.