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Ann Saucer Magnolia produces purple-pink blooms before leaves emerge; small tree 8–10 ft tall; full to partial sun; moderate water; stunning spring display for Willis, Conroe, Montgomery County.
Name: Magnolia × soulangeana 'Ann' (Ann Saucer Magnolia)
Average Landscape Size: 8–10 ft tall × 6–8 ft wide; small tree or large shrub habit
Sun Requirements: Full sun to partial sun; blooms best with morning sun
Water Needs: Moderate; consistent moisture preferred, good drainage essential
Deer Resistance: Moderate
Cold Hardiness: USDA Zones 4–9; excellent cold tolerance, reliable blooming in Willis
Fertilization & Pruning: Balanced fertilizer in early spring; minimal pruning, shape immediately after flowering
Detailed Description: This Ann Saucer Magnolia is pure spring magic with those gorgeous purple-pink goblet-shaped blooms that appear before the leaves, creating an absolutely breathtaking display! At this mature 7-gallon size, you'll get spectacular blooms this very first spring – imagine those stunning flowers covering every branch like nature's own celebration! Most homeowners enjoy these at 8–10 feet tall with a lovely 6–8 foot spread, making them perfect for smaller yards or as stunning focal points. The blooms appear in March here in Willis, signaling winter's end with pure beauty. This compact magnolia gives you all that classic Southern magnolia elegance in a size that fits perfectly in today's landscapes!
Created: September 18, 2025