Magnolia 'Black Tulip' Japanese Snowball Tree with signs of decay appear

with signs of decay appear after just 10 days as the solution works its way through the plant right to the roots

the attachment clips onto the top of the can to form a tight

It has long sword-like apricot red or pink leaves with thin green margins

commonly known as Sweetheart Plant

but given plenty of water and care then needle loss should be minimal

Magnolia 'Black Tulip' Japanese Snowball Tree with signs of decay appearThis spectacular, small deciduous tree or large shrub is renowned for its breathtaking, goblet shaped flowers that are a deep, dramatic burgundy purple, appearing almost black in certain lights. The heavy, textured blooms appear on bare, structural branches before the large, ovate green leaves emerge, creating a striking silhouette. To protect the magnificent blooms from cold damage, plant this Magnolia in a sheltered location away from strong winds