10 Pink Magnolia ‘Jane’ Cuttings – Fresh Live Starts for Garden Planting, Compact Spring-Blooming Tree with Tulip-Shaped Flowers – USA

10 Pink Magnolia ‘Jane’ Cuttings – Fresh Live Starts for Garden Planting, Compact Spring-Blooming Tree with Tulip-Shaped Flowers – USA

$108.00
Sale price  $108.00 Regular price  $215.99
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10 Pink Magnolia ‘Jane’ Cuttings – Fresh Live Starts for Garden Planting, Compact Spring-Blooming Tree with Tulip-Shaped Flowers – USA

10 Pink Magnolia ‘Jane’ Cuttings – Fresh Live Starts for Garden Planting, Compact Spring-Blooming Tree with Tulip-Shaped Flowers – USA

$108.00
Sale price  $108.00 Regular price  $215.99

Start your own flowering tree with this 10-pack of Pink Magnolia ‘Jane’ live cuttings. A beloved member of the Little Girl magnolia series, the ‘Jane’ variety features large, tulip-shaped blooms in deep pink to purple hues with a soft white interior. It’s a compact, ornamental tree perfect for smaller yards, borders, or foundation planting.

You’ll receive 10 fresh, unrooted cuttings, each ready for propagation. Magnolia ‘Jane’ thrives in full sun to partial shade and well-drained soil. It’s a cold-hardy variety that blooms in mid-to-late spring, avoiding frost damage and offering a spectacular floral display.


10 fresh, unrooted cuttings of Magnolia ‘Jane’ (pink flowering variety)

Produces large tulip-shaped blooms in shades of pink and purple

Compact tree ideal for small gardens or urban landscapes

Cold-hardy and blooms later to avoid spring frost damage

Easy to propagate in well-drained soil with full sun to partial shade


Common Name: Jane Magnolia

Scientific Name: Magnolia liliflora × stellata ‘Jane’

Plant Type: Unrooted hardwood cuttings

Color: Deep pink to purple exterior, white interior blooms

Life Cycle: Perennial (tree)

Soil Type: Moist, well-drained, slightly acidic

Sunlight: Full Sun to Partial Shade

Watering: Moderate

Days to Root: 21–45 days (with warm, humid conditions)

Mature Height: 10–15 feet

USDA Hardiness Zone: 4–8

Edible: No

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