Featured Tree: Centennial Star Magnolia
Learn more about the Centennial Star Magnolia (Magnolia stellata ‘Centennial’).

With fragrant flowers, dark green leaves, and striking gray bark, this hardy magnolia is a real standout. Once you see it in bloom, there will be no question as to why “star” is in the name. These white beauties are tinged with pink, and the petal arrangement creates a starburst effect
In the landscape, this petite species works well as a single specimen or foundation planting and attracts both birds and butterflies. It is also adaptable to most soils, as long as the site is well-drained.
This tree thrives in nearly every location in the U.S., including hardiness zones 4–9. It grows to a height of 15–20 feet with a spread of 10–15 feet.
To purchase or learn more about this tree and others, visit arborday.org/starmagnolia