What's in Bloom
What's in Bloom: January

Brozzoni saucer magnolia
Brozzoni saucer magnolia
(Magnolia x soulangeana ‘Brozzonii’)
Near the Garden Railway
Large fuzzy flower buds are carried through the winter at the tips of the branches of this magnolia.

‘Indian Magic’ crabapple
‘Indian Magic’ crabapple
(Malus ‘Indian Magic')
Near Pennock Garden
After its leaves fall, this tree reveals a generous crop of small, bright red fruit that turn reddish-orange after the first few frosts of the season.

Spicebush
Spicebush
(Lindera salicifolia)
Near Rose Garden
The spectacular fall color of this shrub is outstanding and the winter leaves persist and turn tan, even rustling as winter winds blow.

Filbert
Filbert
(Corylus fargesii)
Near Azalea Meadow
The exfoliating bark makes the row of filberts an attractive walk in mid-winter.

MELLOW YELLOW Thunberg spirea
MELLOW YELLOW Thunberg spirea
(Spiraea thunbergii 'Ogon')
Behind Greenhouses
In late winter this shrub forms a mound of arching stems covered with tiny snow white flowers.

Silver dollar fern
Silver dollar fern
(Adiantum peruvianum)
Fernery
The silver dollar fern can be identified by its large and delicate leaves.