When it comes to magnolia trees, there are a few things you need to know in order to get the best out of them. In this blog post, we will discuss everything you need to plant and look after your magnolia tree, including how tall they can grow and what the best use for them is! We will also answer some commonly asked questions, like whether magnolia trees are evergreen or deciduous. So if you're thinking of adding a magnolia tree to your garden, read on for all the information you need!

How to Plant Your Magnolia Tree

When planting your magnolia tree, it's important to use the right type of soil and to water it regularly for the first few months. Here are some tips on how to plant your magnolia tree:

1. Dig a hole that is twice as wide as the pot your magnolia tree is in, and just as deep
2. Add some organic matter to the hole (like compost or manure), then mix it in with the soil you removed from the hole
3. Place the magnolia tree in the hole, making sure that the root ball is level with the surrounding ground
4. Fill in around the root ball with soil, using a trowel or garden fork to pack it down firmly
5. Water the magnolia tree thoroughly, using a hose or watering can

How Tall Do Magnolia Trees Get?

Magnolia trees can grow to be quite tall, depending on the variety. The magnolia grandiflora, for example, can grow up to 25 metres tall! However, most magnolia trees will only reach a height of around 12 metres.

What is the Best Use for a Magnolia Tree? 

Magnolias are often used as ornamental trees in gardens, as their large flowers are very impressive and can add a splash of colour to any landscape. They can also be used as shade trees, or to provide privacy from neighbors. magnolias are also evergreen, meaning they keep their leaves all year round, which makes them a good choice for hedging.

Are Magnolia Trees Evergreen or Deciduous?

Most magnolia trees are evergreen, meaning they keep their leaves all year round. However, there are a few deciduous magnolia trees available that lose their leaves in the winter. So it's important to check before you buy!

How spaced apart should I plant my magnolia trees for hedging?

When planting magnolia trees for hedging, it's important to space them apart so that they can grow into a solid hedge. We recommend planting them around 60-90 cm apart.

We hope you've found this blog post useful! If you have any other questions about magnolia trees, don't hesitate to get in touch with us. And be sure to check out our range of magnolia trees for sale online!