Magnolia 'Black Tulip' Citrus mitis 'Calamondin' ensure you deadhead the spent

ensure you deadhead the spent blooms immediately after they fade to direct the plant's energy into producing next year's fragrant flower buds

creating a wonderful contrast against the purple leaves

After wind pollination the female catkins develop into acorns

This versatile tool is used for a wide range of tasks in the garden

grass and lightweight debris

Magnolia 'Black Tulip' Citrus mitis 'Calamondin' ensure you deadhead the spentThis spectacular, small deciduous tree or large shrub is renowned for its breathtaking, goblet shaped flowers that are a deep, dramatic burgundy purple, appearing almost black in certain lights. The heavy, textured blooms appear on bare, structural branches before the large, ovate green leaves emerge, creating a striking silhouette. To protect the magnificent blooms from cold damage, plant this Magnolia in a sheltered location away from strong winds