Regarded as one of the best yellow-flowered Magnolias, Magnolia ‘Yellow Bird’ is an upright, conical to pyramidal, deciduous shrub or tree of breathtaking beauty when in full bloom. Masses of goblet-shaped, lemon-yellow flowers, 3 in. across (7 cm), appear in late spring as the new leaves emerge.
A unique and interesting hybrid, the Yellow Bird Magnolia, also known as yellow tulip tree, produces an abundance of tulip-like flowers with bright yellow petals that are perched upright at the ends of almost every stem on the tree in spring. Everything about the Yellow Bird Magnolia Tree is lovely, including the dependable flowers. Bright yellow flowers measure 3.5 inches and last for several weeks. The Magnolia acuminata 'Yellow Bird' blooms later than other Magnolia cultivars, and the flowers emerge with the foliage.
yellow bird magnolia tree, Product Description Elevate your garden landscape with the Yellow Bird Magnolia. These well-rooted 12-18 inch starters offer a reliable way to grow one of the most unique yellow-flowering trees in the world right in your own backyard. Item details Add a rare splash of sunshine to your garden with the stunning Yellow Bird Magnolia, a fast-growing ornamental tree known for its large, bright canary-yellow flowers that bloom later in spring—helping avoid frost damage. Yellow Bird is more specifically a result of an early Brooklynensis, Maganolia 'Evamaria' crossed with M. l.
yellow bird magnolia tree, subcordata. It was introduced in 1967 as the best of the yellow flowered hybrids. Magnolia lilliflora is known in its homeland of China as the Mulan Magnolia where it is native to the Sichuan and Yunnan Provices. ‘Yellow Bird’ is a cross between M. acuminata var. subcordata and M.
x brooklynensis ‘Evamaria’. This is an upright, conical to pyramidal, deciduous, yellow-flowered hybrid magnolia that will mature over time to 40’ tall. This hard-to-find deciduous magnolia was introduced by the Brooklyn Botanic Garden in 1981. 'Yellow Bird' features stunning lemon-yellow flowers in early spring, and will cover its pyramidal to conical shape with flowers resembling yellow tulips!
