Burgundy Star Magnolia (Magnolia × ‘JURmag4’ PP20,346) brings couture color and a space‑saving silhouette to modern landscapes. Its slender, upright framework fits side yards and courtyards, while masses of deep claret‑red, lightly fragrant flowers erupt in early spring for unforgettable curb appeal. Plant in full sun with well‑drained soil; once established, it’s a low‑maintenance, four‑season focal point that elevates entries, anchors beds, or lines property edges with bold spring drama.
A narrow, columnar magnolia with a strong central leader and refined branching, presenting a clean, architectural outline that needs little shaping to look finished.
Large, tulip‑to‑goblet blooms in a saturated claret red open along the stems, creating a high‑impact display; petals are durable and showy for striking close‑up or drive‑by views.
Lightly fragrant blossoms lend a subtle, elegant perfume—perfect for seating areas and near entryways.
Early to mid‑spring (before or as foliage emerges), with flowers borne generously along the framework for maximum color.
Full sun for strongest flowering and dense structure; in hotter microclimates, very light afternoon shade is acceptable if soils are kept evenly moist.
Keep evenly moist during the first growing seasons to establish deep roots; once established, water deeply when the topsoil begins to dry—avoid waterlogged conditions.
Prefers fertile, well‑drained soil with consistent moisture. Mulch 2–3 inches deep to moderate temperature and retain moisture, keeping mulch a few inches from the trunk.
Moderate growth; upright, narrow form typically reaches about 10–12 ft. tall and 3–4 ft. wide in 10 years, maintaining a trim footprint with minimal pruning.
USDA Zones 5–9; suitable for a wide range of climates except the coldest regions.
Easy‑care; excellent spring color; flowers suitable for cutting; non‑toxic to cats and dogs; generally deer‑resistant.
Strong specimen for front yards and courtyards; dramatic pair to flank gates or entries; repeated in a row for a narrow, colorful privacy screen; great vertical accent in mixed borders.
Plant at or slightly above grade in well‑drained soil. Water regularly the first season; reduce frequency as roots establish. Feed in early spring. Prune only after flowering to remove damaged or crossing wood and preserve next year’s buds.
Cultivar ‘JURmag4’, sold as Burgundy Star™; plant patent PP20,346. Known for its upright habit and richly colored, lightly fragrant blooms.
Burgundy Star Magnolia (Magnolia × ‘JURmag4’ PP20,346) brings couture color and a space‑saving silhouette to modern landscapes. Its slender, upright framework fits side yards and courtyards, while masses of deep claret‑red, lightly fragrant flowers erupt in early spring for unforgettable curb appeal. Plant in full sun with well‑drained soil; once established, it’s a low‑maintenance, four‑season focal point that elevates entries, anchors beds, or lines property edges with bold spring drama.
A narrow, columnar magnolia with a strong central leader and refined branching, presenting a clean, architectural outline that needs little shaping to look finished.
Large, tulip‑to‑goblet blooms in a saturated claret red open along the stems, creating a high‑impact display; petals are durable and showy for striking close‑up or drive‑by views.
Lightly fragrant blossoms lend a subtle, elegant perfume—perfect for seating areas and near entryways.
Early to mid‑spring (before or as foliage emerges), with flowers borne generously along the framework for maximum color.
Full sun for strongest flowering and dense structure; in hotter microclimates, very light afternoon shade is acceptable if soils are kept evenly moist.
Keep evenly moist during the first growing seasons to establish deep roots; once established, water deeply when the topsoil begins to dry—avoid waterlogged conditions.
Prefers fertile, well‑drained soil with consistent moisture. Mulch 2–3 inches deep to moderate temperature and retain moisture, keeping mulch a few inches from the trunk.
Moderate growth; upright, narrow form typically reaches about 10–12 ft. tall and 3–4 ft. wide in 10 years, maintaining a trim footprint with minimal pruning.
USDA Zones 5–9; suitable for a wide range of climates except the coldest regions.
Easy‑care; excellent spring color; flowers suitable for cutting; non‑toxic to cats and dogs; generally deer‑resistant.
Strong specimen for front yards and courtyards; dramatic pair to flank gates or entries; repeated in a row for a narrow, colorful privacy screen; great vertical accent in mixed borders.
Plant at or slightly above grade in well‑drained soil. Water regularly the first season; reduce frequency as roots establish. Feed in early spring. Prune only after flowering to remove damaged or crossing wood and preserve next year’s buds.
Cultivar ‘JURmag4’, sold as Burgundy Star™; plant patent PP20,346. Known for its upright habit and richly colored, lightly fragrant blooms.