Tinkerbelle® Lilac Tree - Nature Hills Nursery
Part of the Fairytale Lilac series, Tinkerbelle certainly lives up to that image with its magical beauty, and abundance of flowers, scent, and form! Deep red to dark pink buds appear in spring, opening to 5-inch long panicles of gloriously pink flowers in mid to late spring.
Magnolia soulangeana ‘Tinkerbelle’ - One Earth Botanical
Tinkerbelle is a magnificent tree dotted with fragrant, deep-magenta, tulip-like blooms in spring and often again in fall. Prized in Europe for cut flower arrangements. Mature height 8-10 ft. Width 6-8ft Deciduous. Zones 5b-9b. Tinkerbelle Magnolia care: :Plant in full sun- part shade in slightly acidic humus rich soil.
Tinker Belle Magnolia (Tulip Tree) - 7 Gallon Pot
With an upright habit and narrow form 10 to 14 feet tall and 6 to 8 feet wide, the Tinkerbelle Magnolia is ideal for use as a specimen in smaller garden spaces or an accent tree home foundation plantings and around patios and other outdoor sitting and living spaces.
Tinkerbelle® Dwarf Lilac ‘Bailbelle’ (Syringa meyeri)
Enjoy the beauty of old fashioned Lilacs in a versatile compact form. This dwarf Lilac produces a dense mound of deep green foliage with a luxurious display of pink flower panicles in spring. Deep pink flower buds open to reveal light pink, spicy-scented blooms. The flowers are a magnet for hummingbirds, butterflies, and other beneficial insects.
Tinkerbelle Lilac Bushes For Sale - The Tree Center
The Tinkerbelle® Lilac is the perfect choice for smaller gardens, especially in cold areas where the range of dwarf lilacs is limited. It grows into a rounded bush no more than 6 feet tall and 5 feet across, and every May it is smothered in large trusses of dramatic wine-red flower buds that open to reveal colorful pink flowers.
Tinkerbelle® Lilac - Nature Hills Nursery
Plant a few TinkerbelleLilac as an informal hedge or en masse as a spectacular spring display that won't be missed! Rows for privacy, groupings for wildlife and as fragrant banks of screening around your seating and entertaining areas! For a dense hedge, plant 2 to 3 feet apart on center.
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Lilac Tinkerbelle | Garden Housecalls - George Weigel
‘Tinkerbelle’ blooming in May. * Common name: Dwarf lilac Tinkerbelle (R) * Botanical name: Syringa ‘Bailbelle’. * What it is: A small-leafed, dwarf lilac that flowers a fragrant pink in May. You’ll smell it across the yard. Resistant to borers and powdery mildew.
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