Magnolia x foggii '#2' Very Rare from the Himalayas and the

from the Himalayas and the Western Ghats of India east into Southeast Asia

A medium-sized evergreen tree with the usual fragrant white citrus flowers

Deer and rabbits leave the plant alone

into the mid-Atlantic and beyond

the kind of color that reads from across the garden

Magnolia x foggii '#2' Very Rare from the Himalayas and theMagnolia x foggii '#2' is a handsome evergreen hybrid, a large shrub or small upright tree grown for glossy year round foliage and a generous early spring flush of white, magnolia like flowers about three inches across. The long, leathery leaves, three to five inches each, give the plant a lush, substantial look, and even a young plant flowers well. The cross is one of cultivated origin, first made in 1972 by John M. Fogg, a magnolia enthusiast and