Homeowner Growing & Maintenance
Magnolia is easy to grow and adapts to most conditions. Feed once a year with a slow release fertilizer. To give your plant the best start possible, we include free fertilizer with every order.
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Magnolia grandiflora 'Southern Charm' PP13049 Plant propagation prohibited
TEDDY BEAR® MAGNOLIA
Buy Teddy Bear® Magnolia online. A very compact native Magnolia with an upright self-branching habit. 3-4 year old Teddy Bear® Magnolia's produce lovely fragrant 6" to 8" wide flowers May thru November.
Height:
17-20 Feet
Spread:
10-12 Feet
Plant Characteristics
Bark Color*
- Gray
Bark Type*
- Smooth
Brand*
- Garden Debut
Cultural Information*
- Powdery Mildew - High Resistance
- Leaf Spot - High Resistance
- Root Rot - High Resistance
- Leaf Scorch - High Resistance
Flower Color*
- White
Flower Type*
- Fragrant
Growth Habit*
- Upright Growing
- Ornamental/Medium Growing
- Compact Growing
- Dwarf/Small Growing
Leaf Color Fall*
- Green
Leaf Color Spring*
- Green
Leaf Color Summer*
- Green
Leaf Color Winter*
- Dark Green
- Green
Leaf Type*
- Evergreen
Nature Assets*
- Attracts Birds
- Deer Resistant
- Attracts Bees
Plant Type*
- Tree
Preferred Planting Season*
- Summer Planting
- Spring Planting
- Fall Planting
Preferred Soil Conditions*
- Well-Drained
- Adapts Well to Most Soil Types
- Moist
- Drought Tolerant
- Average
Propagation Methods*
- Cuttings or Divisions
Season of Interest*
- Year-Round
- Late Summer/Early Autumn
- Early Spring
- Winter
- Summer
- Spring
- Spring Flowering
- Fall
- Late Spring/Early Summer
Sun Exposure*
- Prefers Full Sun in Northern States
- Prefers Full Sun in Southern States
Uses*
- Privacy/Hedge/Living Fence
- Accent Plant
- Landscape Specimen
- Wind/Dust Break
- Border Plant
- Near Water Gardens or Ponds
- Sound Barrier
- Provides Shade
Interesting Notes
The leaf back is reddish-brown and heavily felted Teddy Bear® Magnolia has small to medium sized leaves 2" to 4"wide by 3" to 6" long and lusterous dark green. When plants are 3-4 years old, they begin producing flowers from May until November. The original unpruned parent plant is 19 years old and only 17 feet tall and 10 feet wide with a full dense habit from the ground up.