Magnolia stellata 'Royal Star' Fruit though more insipid than those

though more insipid than those of Morus nigra

leathery leaves which make this tree truly unique

as this variety needs a long hot summer to produce dessert quality fruit

Good yellow autumn colours

this broadly oval tree offers a delightful spring display with crimson-red leaves and contrasting yellow flowers

Magnolia stellata 'Royal Star' Fruit though more insipid than thoseA slow to moderate growing very small tree or large shrub producing a fluttery, festive show of floppy flowers on bare stems in early spring. 'Royal Star' is a form which produces very large flowers which are pink in bud, opening to white, and flowers slightly later than the species, giving it added protection against late night frosts. Fairly tolerant of heavy clay, but avoid alkaline or chalky soils. H5