Magnolia tree (Magnolia x soulangeana) has flowering branches that are slender, tapering shape with a distinctive “V” or “U” shape. The length and diameter of the branch can vary, but its size is typically around 12-18 inches long and 1/4 to 1/2 inch in diameter. The branch has a rich brown color with lighter-colored ridges and markings. The surface of the branch has a smooth and slightly ridged texture, giving it a natural, organic look. The flowers on the branch have a blooming season typically from late winter to early spring, around February or March. A single branch can have multiple blooms, but it’s not uncommon for there to be only 1-3 flowers per branch.

Tulip Magnolia branches can be used as a base for creating stunning floral arrangements, wreaths, or centerpieces. You can also add a unique texture and fragrance to your bouquets and centerpieces with fresh Tulip Magnolia branches.