I haven’t seen another yellow magnolia before! 😍

April 10, 2026 - 14:34 UTC

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Margarine-coloured.
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Her name is Elizabeth
(Magnolia x 'Elizabeth')
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So nice , Kate❣️🤟🏼🥰
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sooo beautiful !!! I absolutely love magnolias 🥰
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I, too, was really happy to find these yellow magnolias in our neighbourhood in the past few years. There are a lot of white or pink star magnolias and various pink or magenta hues in the larger flowered varieties but yellow ones are few and far between.
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😀
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Just saw this one on Vancouver's west side.
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LOVE yellow magnolias 😍
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Me neither.
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I have seen many yellow ones here in my nation’s capital
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Me neither and that’s beautifu!
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Check your water!!! LOL
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Beautiful. Neither have I and I live in New Orleans surrounded by white magnolias.
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Beautiful
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They are pretty rare. Thanks for sharing it! 💛
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Egg magnolias. They're spectacular
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I think I have only seen pink or white.
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I have one in our front yard. Beautiful yellow!
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I believe it's a tulip tree
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That’s what I call it as well.
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We planted one for our lost beloved dog whos birthday is around when it flowers.
Magical 😍
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A first for me. How unusual.
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Really pretty!
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😲
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Gorgeous! Thanks.
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There is one in my neighborhood. I love it and I wish I had room in my yard for one!
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Love them!
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Thanks, I've never seen one other than this picture.
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Had no idea these existed, only ever seen white ones when I would go down south.
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Beautiful!!!
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There are lots of them here (Portland OR) blooming all over my neighborhood right now. They have a lovely lemony scent.
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“Butterflies “ magnolia
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Marvellous shot
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Beautiful! 💛
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Beautiful
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Looks more like a tulip tree than a magnolia. It’s very pretty! 😍
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Saucer magnolia - I have the pink variety
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I've only ever seen one of them and I'm watching it closely this year! It's magnificent!
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Looks like an Elizabeth magnolia. Not out yet in Toronto, but soon.
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My Magnolia is not doing well. I was inspired by Steel Magnolias.
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Gorgeous
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I had to look it up, I never knew there were other colors than white. - Magnolias are a diverse genus of flowering trees & shrubs known for their large, fragrant, & showy flowers, which bloom in spring or summer in shades of white, pink, purple, or yellow, often before the leaves emerge.
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Amazing! We have tons of red and white happening up here rn but ive never seen a yellow!
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We have two in my neighborhood in the states, and they always delight me each spring. Thank you for sharing yours!
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Nor I. Wonderful.
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I have one that looks exactly the same in Aotearoa New Zealand I planted twenty years ago it is a joy! M. soulangeana hybrid ‘Sunbird’. We had a company hybridising magnolias (Duncan and Davies) in the 1980s and 90s who had a solid export business to Britain but may have sold many other places.
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Gorgeous! Wish I had one!
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So pretty
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In the U.S. they bloom later and are hardier than the southern pink. If you live in the North, it is wise to buy this kind. We had a huge pink one that bloomed every year before a frost. So sad to see the flowers drop to the ground.
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Elizabeth just starting to bloom in Baltimore Maryland. Beautiful companion to native redbuds and early dogwoods.
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😀
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Rare in the UK. Mum has one thats older than me (52) in here garden and it is magnificent.
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Said tree.! A lot paler yellow.
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I still remember seeing my first one just a few years ago and it made me so happy!
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Love them! The neighbor behind me has one and I love watching it bloom from my back deck. Any week now...
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That’s gorgeous! Thanks! 😊
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There's one in my vicinity in New Brunswick, Canada.

It's the only magnolia I've seen around here that isn't one of the hardy hybrids, like Leonard Messel. Gonna have to tap my hort-student daughter and see if she can find one for me.
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LOL I'd known she was doing a project starting magnolias from seed, because she discovered she's allergic to their seed coats (an allergy that would go undetected in most people, I expect). Turns out that she was working with the yellow "Butterfly" cultivar, and has a tray of seedlings.

So I'll /
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