Saucer Magnolia - Are there many types?

I want to plant one in my front yard. I've seen many kinds. I prefer the ones with pink/white flowers and green leaves. I've seen some with flowers only and no leaves. How do I make sure I get the one with leaves?

Saucer Magnolia - Are there many types?
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TYPES:





Southern Magnolia


Magnolia grandiflora


Cucumber Tree


Magnolia acuminata


Saucer Magnolia


Magnolia x soulangiana


Star Magnolia


Magnolia stellata


Anise Magnolia


Magnolia salicifolia


Loebner Magnolia


Magnolia loebneri








I think this one will give out those pink flowers;





Saucer Magnolia


Magnolia x soulangiana





Foliage: Deciduous broadleaf


Height: 25 feet


Spread: 20 feet


Shape: Bushy





Large white and pink, cup-shaped flowers appear in spring before summer foliage. Deep green, summer foliage turns brown in fall.
Reply:Saucer Magnolia or Magnolia x soulangiana is a hybrid of M. denudata crossed with M. liliiflora.





Raised in Mons Soulange-Boudin at Fromont, near Paris, early 19th century, but forms may have originated in Japan long before this. There ae a number of named clones all of which have the useful habit of flowering when young. The plant usually grown under this name is Etienne Soulange-Boudin. Others include:





Alba, Alba Superba, Alexandrina, Amabilis, Bronzzonii, Lennel, Lennei Alba, Nigra, Norbertii, Picture, Rubra, Rustica Rubra, San Jose, Speciosa, Sundew, Triumphans, and Verbanica.





This all from Hillier Manual of Trees and Shrubs

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