Sweet Bay Magnolia Tree | Magnolia Virginiana | 3 Live Plants | Beautiful Ornamental Specimen

I received my 3 plants within a week or 2, earlier than what was promised. Plants were well packaged, bundled together, wrapped tightly in plastic, keeping soil together and moist. Plants were fixed to the bottom of the carton to prevent them from flapping around. Condition of plants were very good, a few leaves with a little yellowing but that is to be expected. I plan on keeping them indoors for a couple months to get established and Plant them later in the spring when the cold weather breaks. Overall very pleased.

The three plants arrived in very poor shape in very tiny containers for the size of the root ball with almost no protective packing. Soil was all over the box, plants were dry with bare roots not sitting in soil. Despite my efforts to rehydrate and revive them they all died. Expensive mistake.

These 3 plants looked fine when they arrived. Unfortunately within 3 days 2 of them had died. The last one is hanging on and I have hope. These plants were tended to immediately upon arrival with water, mottled shade and opportunity to adjust. I have been a successful gardener for a lifetime. I had hoped to eventually turn these into bonsai. Grr, oh well. The living specimen is quite cute.

Packaged perfectly! My three little seedlings (6"-8" tall) arrived cross country in perfect condition. Nice bright deep green color with lots of leaves. They arrive in the smallest seed pots (not pictured) and while getting them out of the box will destroy the pots and force you to plant immediately, I would purchase them again!Great value for your money.

Llegaron muy sanos y hermosos

Purchased these for Mother’s Day gifts. Received three adorable very healthy seedlings. Put them in pots and gifted two and kept one. So far they are all doing well. Can’t wait till the one I kept is big enough to plant in my yard!

Three plants approximately 4 to 5 inches tall arrived by Usps. They were not labeled as living plants So the Postal service did not treat them as such and placed them in a metal postal box in 80 degree heat. I don’t fault the Postal service. They are pretty dry and stressed and I am trying to salvage them , but it doesn’t seem hopeful. Very disappointing. Glad they were not a gift for someone

I have not yet seen a new leaf sprout. And one of the plant is dried up and dead.