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Cercis Chinensis Shirobana. Chinese Redbud for Sale. UK wide

Cercis Chinensis Shirobana. Chinese Redbud for Sale. UK wide

Cercis Chinensis Shirobana (Chinese Redbud)Cercis Chinensis Shirobana is adored throughout the world for the spectacular display of white flowers in spring usually around March to April, borne on bare stems before its glossy dark green foliage opens. The Cercis Chinensis Shirobana is a small tree which is best positioned in a sunny spot. Make sure the soil you plant the tree in is rich, fertile and well draining. It will not be happy in poorly drained soil especially in summer. Cercis Chinensis Shirobana (or Chinese Redbud) can grow to a height of around 3 metres by 3 metres wide. Fully Hardy.   

GBP 171.00
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Acer Palmatum Shirasawanum Aureum Japanese Acers For Sale UK

Acer Palmatum Shirasawanum Aureum Japanese Acers For Sale UK

Acer Palmatum Shirasawanum Aureum - known as the Golden Full Moon or Golden Leaf Maple or the Golden Shirasawa Maple.  This Japanese Acer has bright lime green foliage which changes to brilliant oranges and reds in autumn, these slow growing medium sized trees are perfect for the town garden or for a Japanese style garden design.'Aureum' has small bright red flowers hanging from the branches and the yellow leaves make a stunning display when they change colour in Autumn. The Golden Shirasawa Maple is deciduous and not surprisingly - as it's such a performer - it has been awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit.How to grow:Full sun or partial shade in most well drained soils, very hardy in winter but place in a sheltered spot. This tree is very easy to maintain.Read more on our Japanese Acer trees on our blog... 

GBP 412.50
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Cornus Kousa Teutonia Chinese Dogwood Ornamental Tree

Cornus Kousa Teutonia Chinese Dogwood Ornamental Tree

Cornus Kousa Teutonia is an RHS AGM-winning deciduous flowering dogwood with veined leaves that turn red in autumn and large white flower bracts in spring. It’s a beautiful ornamental tree for low maintenance gardens.Cornus Kousa is a Chinese dogwood that’s native to Korea, China, and Japan. They have two seasons of high-impact interest. In spring, lightly veined pointed leaves emerge from strong branches. They mature to deep ovate green and when autumn approaches turn vivid shades of red and purple before falling with the frost.In mid-summer, after the new foliage has unfurled, Chinese Dogwood Teutonia produces a stunning flower display. Many tiny clusters of white flowers appear and are surrounded by large 8-centimetre long protective white bracts. As they mature, the bracts turn mottled pink and the white flower heads develop into edible strawberry-like fruits.This is a low-maintenance ornamental tree for small gardens and informal borders. It’s a popular choice and holds the RHS AGM for its outstanding attributes.Height And Spread of Cornus Kousa TeutoniaCornus Kousa Teutonia is a small, bushy tree that reaches a maximum height of 8 metres and spreads over 4 metres in 10-20 years.How Hardy Is Cornus Kousa TeutoniaIt’s a hardy dogwood capable of withstanding cold and wet UK winters if its roots are well drained and it gets plenty of sun in the summer months.How To Use Cornus Kousa TeutoniaChinese Dogwood Teutonia is a small tree suitable for compact gardens and urban spaces. Its architectural branches and changing colours bring plenty of spring to late autumn interest.Its love of full sun makes it a good choice for city courtyards and sunny informal borders in country gardens where birds clean up the fruits in autumn – unless you eat them first.If you only have room for one tree then Chinese Dogwood Teutonia is a reliable, hardy choice. It’s both ornamental and fruit-producing and gives a lot for little maintenance.How To Care For Cornus Kousa TeutoniaThis dogwood tree likes full sun but will cope with light shade. Well-drained neutral to acidic soil is best on loam, clay or sandy sites in a sheltered location.Pruning isn’t necessary, but you can cut out damaged branches in winter. Add a thick layer of well-rotted organic mulch to the roots in early spring for the best flower display, and water it well until you can see new growth.

GBP 203.00
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Cornus Kousa Teutonia Chinese Dogwood Ornamental Tree

Cornus Kousa Teutonia Chinese Dogwood Ornamental Tree

Cornus Kousa Teutonia is an RHS AGM-winning deciduous flowering dogwood with veined leaves that turn red in autumn and large white flower bracts in spring. It’s a beautiful ornamental tree for low maintenance gardens.Cornus Kousa is a Chinese dogwood that’s native to Korea, China, and Japan. They have two seasons of high-impact interest. In spring, lightly veined pointed leaves emerge from strong branches. They mature to deep ovate green and when autumn approaches turn vivid shades of red and purple before falling with the frost.In mid-summer, after the new foliage has unfurled, Chinese Dogwood Teutonia produces a stunning flower display. Many tiny clusters of white flowers appear and are surrounded by large 8-centimetre long protective white bracts. As they mature, the bracts turn mottled pink and the white flower heads develop into edible strawberry-like fruits.This is a low-maintenance ornamental tree for small gardens and informal borders. It’s a popular choice and holds the RHS AGM for its outstanding attributes.Height And Spread of Cornus Kousa TeutoniaCornus Kousa Teutonia is a small, bushy tree that reaches a maximum height of 8 metres and spreads over 4 metres in 10-20 years.How Hardy Is Cornus Kousa TeutoniaIt’s a hardy dogwood capable of withstanding cold and wet UK winters if its roots are well drained and it gets plenty of sun in the summer months.How To Use Cornus Kousa TeutoniaChinese Dogwood Teutonia is a small tree suitable for compact gardens and urban spaces. Its architectural branches and changing colours bring plenty of spring to late autumn interest.Its love of full sun makes it a good choice for city courtyards and sunny informal borders in country gardens where birds clean up the fruits in autumn – unless you eat them first.If you only have room for one tree then Chinese Dogwood Teutonia is a reliable, hardy choice. It’s both ornamental and fruit-producing and gives a lot for little maintenance.How To Care For Cornus Kousa TeutoniaThis dogwood tree likes full sun but will cope with light shade. Well-drained neutral to acidic soil is best on loam, clay or sandy sites in a sheltered location.Pruning isn’t necessary, but you can cut out damaged branches in winter. Add a thick layer of well-rotted organic mulch to the roots in early spring for the best flower display, and water it well until you can see new growth.

GBP 198.75
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Camellia Japonica Snow Ball White For Sale Online London UK

Camellia Japonica Snow Ball White For Sale Online London UK

Camellia Japonica SnowballCamellia Japonica Snowball is an evergreen flowering shrub and a stunning addition to our Camellia collection, producing beautiful white double flowers. The central structure of the bloom is very Peony-shaped with surrounding silky white petals. The glossy green foliage lasts all year round. Camellia Japonica Snowball is a real show stopping variety of Camellia producing a fantastic display of flowers in early Spring.Growing tip: Prefers acidic soil but if you don't have this in your garden Camellia Japonica Snowball will grow well in containers using Ericaceous soil. If you do plant directly into the soil - dig a larger hole and surround with acidic soil - a regular feed of Camellia plant food will be very beneficial. Read more about Caring for Camellias which also has more information about soil type. These Camellia Japonica Snow Ball plants are available as a bushy form for planting as a shrub if you are considering a dazzling camellia hedge.White Camellias are trending right now - as part of an understated, colour specific, garden design. Going for the White Garden look? This variety is a must!

GBP 126.00
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Toona Sinensis Flamingo Chinese Cedar Flamingo Tree for Sale

Toona Sinensis Flamingo Chinese Cedar Flamingo Tree for Sale

Toona sinensis Flamingo, common name Chinese Cedar Flamingo, is a truly unique tree. With splendid bright pink foliage that pales as the seasons pass, attractive blossoms, and peeling bark, this stunning deciduous tree will be in the center of the attention throughout the year.With a bushy, multi-stemmed habit, this ornamental small tree forms a clump as it matures. In the spring, pinnate leaves unfold along the upright, slim branches. The colour of young leaves is a bright, lovely pink similar to the feathers of the flamingo birds who inspired this variety’s name. The lush, vibrant display of pink foliage lasts for 2 to 3 weeks, when it starts paling to a creamy beige hue, to a rich green in the summer and, finally, yellow in the autumn. Although not as memorable as the unique foliage, the flowers are quite attractive as well. Blossoms appear on the tree in midsummer, white and borne in drooping panicles. Sweetly scented, they attract pollinators. Another noteworthy quality of Chinese Cedar Flamingo is that not only the flowers are aromatic- all parts of the tree, including the foliage and stems, have a light, spicy fragrance. Fruits are winged capsules and stay on the tree well into the winter. In the winter months, the peeling bark offers interest.An East Asian native, Toona sinensis Flamingo is easy to grow and to care for. This highly-decorative tree will thrive in most fertile, well-drained soils, in full sun. Considered pest and disease free. With the ability to survive in areas where temperature do not drop below -10 degrees, Chinese Cedar Flamingo is hardy in the United Kingdom. This cultivar appreciates a sheltered spot in the garden, where strong winds will not damage its foliage.Fairly compact as a mature tree, Chinese Cedar Flamingo has a maximum size of 8 to 12 metres in height and 4 to 8 metres in width. To maintain its beautiful multi-stemmed habit in great shape, just remove any dead or congested shoots.Creating a breathtaking display of colour in the spring, the foliage of the Toona sinensis Flamingo can be, in its effect, compared with the blossoms of floriferous cultivars. Offering leaves that change colour with each season, attractive habit, and a fragrant summer bloom, this ornamental tree is an ideal candidate for a specimen tree. This cultivar can shine in a mixed shrub border as well, especially when paired with magnolias or tree peonies for a burst of pastel, romantic colours. For smaal tree companions, consider pink leafed Japanese Acers such as Acer Palmatum Chitoseyama or Acer Palmatum Orido Nishiki. 

GBP 171.50
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Cornus Sanguinea Common Dogwood Hardy Flowering Shrub

Cornus Sanguinea Common Dogwood Hardy Flowering Shrub

Cornus Sanguinea or Common DogwoodCornus sanguinea or Common Dogwood, is a deciduous shrub native to Europe and western Asia. This versatile plant is prized for its year-round interest, offering stunning seasonal interest and excellent autumn colour. Each spring, it boasts clusters of creamy white flowers that attract pollinators. As the seasons change, its dark green foliage turns vibrant shades of red, orange, and purple in autumn. The striking red stems revealed during winter add a dramatic flair to the garden landscape./sunny-position.htmlCommon Dogwood typically forms a dense, multi-stemmed shrub. Its leaves are ovate, slightly wavy, and taper to a point, with prominent veins. In late spring to early summer, small, flat-topped umbels of creamy white flowers emerge, providing nectar for bees and other insects. By autumn, these flowers develop into dark purplish-black berries that are a valuable food source for birds. The foliage undergoes a spectacular transformation in autumn, creating a fiery display before shedding to reveal vivid red bare stems, especially striking against a snowy backdrop.Height and Spread of Cornus sanguineaMature Dogwood specimens typically reach a height and spread of 2 - 3 meters. Growth rates are moderate, and it can be pruned to control size or shape without compromising its ornamental appeal.How Hardy is Cornus sanguinea?Cornus sanguinea is incredibly hardy, thriving in the most severe of UK temperatures. Dogwood is frost resilient, does not mind harsh winters and tolerates urban pollution, making it a reliable choice for various climates and environments.How To Use Cornus sanguineaCommon Dogwood is a versatile shrub suitable for various garden settings. It makes an excellent hedging screen or windbreak due to its dense growth. Its vibrant stems are perfect for creating winter interest in mixed borders or as a focal point. It is also a valuable addition to wildlife gardens, providing habitat and food for birds, insects, and other small animals. Its tolerance for damp conditions makes it an excellent choice for stabilizing soil in wet areas or alongside streams and ponds.For a show-stopping winter display, combine this common variety with Cornus Sanguinea Winter Beauty (yellow stems) and or Cornus Sanguinea Magic Flame (orange and yellow stems with red tips). See also Annys Winter Orange and Midwinter Fire. How To Care For Cornus sanguineaCornus sanguinea is undemanding and easy to maintain. It thrives in full sun to partial shade and prefers well-drained, moderately fertile soil, though it tolerates poor or wet soils. To maximize the colorful winter stems, prune a third of the oldest stems to the base in late winter or early spring, encouraging new growth. Mulching annually with compost or well-rotted manure will help retain moisture and improve soil health. Regular watering is necessary during establishment, but once established, the shrub is drought-tolerant. With minimal effort, this plant rewards gardeners with year-round beauty and ecological benefits.

GBP 75.00
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Corylus Rode Zellernoot Red Leaved Hazel Tree for Sale Online

Corylus Rode Zellernoot Red Leaved Hazel Tree for Sale Online

Corylus Rode Zellernoot or Red Leaved HazelIf you are looking for a productive and beautiful native hedge or shrub then it’s worth considering Corylus Rode Zellernoot - the Red Leaved Hazel. This stunning hazel hybrid produces edible nuts and glorious foliage. The full botanical name is Corylus Avellana Rode Zellernoot. It is a hybrid of Corylus Maxima and the common hazel Corylus Avellana. Rode Zellernoot means ‘red nut’ which refers to its leaf colour. Red Leaved Hazel is a decorative deciduous shrub that produces new red leaves in spring each evenly spaced along its fine, whippy branches. These serrated red leaves grow larger than the common hazel and mature into a bronze-green during the summer months before falling in the autumn. In summer, after the foliage is established, Red Leaved Hazel produces catkins. The male catkins are yellow-green and the female are a much smaller red catkin. Edible oval-shaped hazelnuts begin to appear in late summer to early autumn. The nuts are hidden inside red-toned husks with only the top peeping out. The nuts are particularly tasty and attractive to wildlife.How Hardy Is Corylus Rode ZellernootThe Red Leaved Hazel is extremely hardy, its parents being native to the UK. It will survive our winters and wet conditions, although young plants may need protection from harsh, drying winds for the first few years. How To Use Corylus Rode ZellernootAll hazels provide shelter and food for wildlife, particularly when grown as part of a hedgerow. This makes it an attractive hedging option for a wildlife garden. Hazel manages well in coastal and urban areas too. Corylus Rode Zellernoot will produce lots of new growth each year, reaching a maximum height of 3-4 metres, but it can be cut back in winter to maintain its size and shape.Corylus Rode Zellernoot varies from other varieties of hazel in that its foliage is a brighter red than its cousins, and its stems run straight to form a tight hedgerow, unlike Corylus Avellana Red Majestic which is an attractive red shade but has corkscrew branches.  How to Care For Corylus Rode ZellernootHazelnuts are among the easiest nuts to grow and they take up much less space than you would think. The Hazelnut family includes Corylus Avellana which is the common hazel and closely related filberts and cobnuts. All members of the Hazel family produce showy catkins in spring (these are male) which pollinate the very small flowers (female).  If you want to create a hedge in larger spaces, place your hazels four metres apart and reduce their height to encourage bushiness. Hazelnuts are very hardy being tolerant of cold and wet conditions.It will prefer a rich, loamy soil but will grow well in chalky and clay conditions provided it’s not water-logged. To ensure a maximum supply of nuts, it is best to plant at least 2 hazel trees (of any variety) as they are wind pollinated.Corylus Rode Zellernoot is as highly valued for its decorative display of changing leaves and showy catkins as it is for the tasty hazelnuts. If you want to grow a crop of nuts for autumn, help wildlife and create a beautiful display the Red Leaved Hazel is for you. 

GBP 98.00
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Camellia Sasanqua Cleopatra Pale Pink. Buy Online UK Delivery

Camellia Sasanqua Cleopatra Pale Pink. Buy Online UK Delivery

Camellia Sasanqua Cleopatra PinkCamellia Sasanqua Cleopatra is an autumn and winter flowering and very fragrant, evergreen shrub. This variety, produces a profusion of glorious pale pink flowers that cover the entire shrub. Available as a bushy shrub or shaped as a tree with a clear stem these create a wonderful display in the garden at a time of the year when it is needed most. Camellia Sasanqua Cleopatra is a very free-flowering sasanqua. It produces 7 cm semi-double flowers with an irregular shape, generally having five rose-pink petals and two smaller ones. Its growth habit is companct and bushy. Camellias were extremely popular in the Victorian era. The Camellia is still one of the most popular shrubs today for their amazing mass of blossoms and great beauty. The Camellia Sasanqua species of camellia tend to form a large shrub or small tree. Sasanqua have dense evergreen foliage and tend to flower in autumn and winter as opposed to spring. Camellia Sasanqua's have glossy dark green foliage which is happily pruned so they can be kept beautifully shaped as a shrub or standard tree.Care must be taken not to remove the flower buds when trimming. Camellias like well-drained soil preferably acidic. They can be easily cultivated in planters as they grow fairly slowly and can then be planted with ericaceous soil and fed regularly with Camellia feed.We also stock many other winter flowering Camellia Sasanqua varieties, including Camellia Sasanqua Kanjiro and Camellia Yuletide and Camellia Sasanqua Cleopatra White, which is actually a white sport of Camellia Sasanqua Cleopatra. View our huge range of Spring flowering Camellias

GBP 422.40
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Cladrastis Kentukea Kentucky Yellow Wood Ornamental Tree

Cladrastis Kentukea Kentucky Yellow Wood Ornamental Tree

Cladrastis Kentukea is a medium-sized deciduous tree that produces drooping panicles of wisteria-style flowers in summer. It’s an excellent tree for spring to autumn interest in ornamental stand-alone displays or as part of a large mixed border.Cladrastis Kentukea, synonymous with Cladrastis Lutea, is native to the United States and is better known as Kentucky Yellow Wood for its display of clear yellow autumn leaves. It was introduced to Europe in 1812 and is a relatively unusual ornamental tree in the UK.Kentucky Yellow Wood is a spreading tree with light green leaves that reach a length of 30 cms long and gently droop from the branches. 3 cms long wisteria-style white flower panicles appear in late spring and early summer on established specimens. Its bark is brittle, often peeling back to reveal paler colours beneath. Excellent autumn colour with foliage turning clear yellow before falling.Height And Spread of Cladrastis KentukeaKentucky Yellow Wood will reach a maximum height and spread of 8 metres over 20-50 yearsHow Hardy is Cladrastis KentukeaThis tree is fully winter hardy but should be grown in a sheltered spot because the wood is brittle and may be damaged by freezing winds.How To Use Cladrastis KentukeaThis is an excellent specimen tree for a sheltered country style garden or an architectural urban garden.It’s slow-growing enough not to outgrow its welcome and provides colour from early spring to late autumn when the leaves fall and create a clear yellow carpet around its base.Low maintenance wildlife-friendly spaces benefit from Kentucky Yellow Wood too, especially when it’s mature enough to produce its sweetly scented flower panicles.How To Care For Cladrastis KentukeaKentucky Yellow Wood will grow in the majority of well-drained soils including sandy and chalky areas. It prefers full sun and needs some shelter from harsh, cold winds. A west or south facing spot near a windbreak or in a sheltered sunny courtyard is ideal.Apply a thick layer of mulch to the roots in spring and water it well until established, The biggest killer of young trees is lack of water, so be sure to give it a full can several times a week.

GBP 150.50
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Butia Capitata Pindo Palm. Hardy Palms For Sale Online UK

Butia Capitata Pindo Palm. Hardy Palms For Sale Online UK

Butia Capitata is commonly known as the Pindo Palm or Jelly Palm Tree. It is one of the hardiest of the feather palm trees. Graceful silvery-blue feather like leaves arch outwards. For best results grow in well-draining soil in well-sheltered gardens near larger trees for protection.  A native of South America, specifically Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay. Butia's also suit container growing well, as the root system adapts to a confined growing space.Butia Capitata has received the RHS Award of Garden Merit for its suitability for UK gardens. As it grows, its bulbous trunk will be topped by a particularly symmetrical crown, creating a graceful display with its evergreen foliage. If the summer is hot, the Jelly Palm tree will produce large fruits similar to apricots which are excellent for making jams and jellies.Hardy to -10C, it will survive outdoors in southern regions or in sheltered locations as far north as London. In regions where winter temperatures fall below -10C, it can be wrapped in fleece to protect the growing point. It will grow to a mature height of 4-5 metres and spread of 3 metres. Little pruning is required, but in early spring outer fronds which have been damaged or turned brown should be cut back to the base with a pruning saw.Plant your Pindo Palm in rich, well-drained soil in a sheltered spot with full sun and a south-facing aspect. It should be fed regularly through the growing season with a liquid fertilizer, and watered on a regular basis. It will not tolerate waterlogged soil, especially through the winter months. Tolerant of both salt and pollution, it is a good choice for urban and coastal gardens.Butia Capitata is very happy growing in a container, making it an excellent choice for patios or rooftop terraces. It would be well-suited to a sheltered sunny corner in a courtyard, where its evergreen foliage would provide year-round interest.The hardiness and graceful appearance of Butia Capitata make it an ideal palm for UK gardens; we have them available in various sizes.Read our blog for more information on palms and many other plants.

GBP 270.00
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Salix Sachalinensis Golden Sunshine Willow Ornamental Willow

Salix Sachalinensis Golden Sunshine Willow Ornamental Willow

Grown for its brilliant golden foliage, Salix sachalinensis Golden Sunshine, more commonly known as Golden Sunshine Willow, is a deciduous, multi-stemmed shrub. Ideal as a statement or a specimen plant, this ornamental shrub variety of willow offers interest through all four season. In the spring, the distinctive vivid chrome-yellow foliage unfolds. The bright, lance-like leaves are narrow and elegant, densely held along reddish twigs. As the leaves form, insignificant willow catkins appear, borne in elongated, pale yellow stamens. In the autumn, the colour of the foliage deepens, turning to shades of chartreuse. When the foliage drops, the reddish-brown, upright spreading stems of Golden Sunshine Willow provide winter interest.Fast-growing and adaptable, Salix sachalinensis Golden Sunshine prefers full sun and moist soils, regardless of their type. As most willow varieties, Golden Sunshine is tolerant of wet, boggy soils and poor drainage, so it is often planted in areas prone to seasonal flooding or ponds and streams. Vigorous, with a broad, upright spreading habit, this shrub can grow to be up to 2 metres high and 5 metres across in ideal conditions.Discovered in Japan, this variety of willow is fully hardy in all of the UK. Able to survive even in the severest European continental climates, Salix Sachalinensis Golden Sunshine won’t require sheltering from frost and cold winds. Considered low-maintenance, Golden Sunshine Willow should be pruned occasionally, after the dormant season. The natural, bushy form of this cultivar should be rejuvenated with the removal of dead and damaged twigs. If you want to reduce the size of the shrub or to promote the growth of new, more vibrant stems, simply cut back the older branches. The spectacular, golden-yellow foliage and elegant form of this deciduous shrub make it a great choice as a statement plant, or a part of an ornamental shrub border or hedge. The display of dense, bright yellow leaves is highly decorative and provides privacy, and in the winter, the bare twigs of this multi-stemmed shrub serve the same function. Plant Golden Sunshine Willow to add texture and colour to your garden, or use its dramatic features to accent your garden.For more plants that thrive on wet soils, take a look at our assortment of willow varieties including Salix Babylonica - Weeping Willow Tree or Salix Alba Willow Tree. See our collection of hedging plants for more shrubs suitable for hedges and borders.  

GBP 98.00
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Laburnum Anagyroides Sunspire Laburnum Sunspire for Sale

Laburnum Anagyroides Sunspire Laburnum Sunspire for Sale

Laburnum Anagyroides Sunspire or Laburnum Sunspire, is a new variety of an old garden favourite. Its smaller size and narrow form compared to the regular Laburnum makes it an ideal tree for smaller gardens where the standard variety may not fit!A deciduous tree, Laburnum is native to the mountains of central Europe, and was introduced to the UK in 1560, where it has remained popular ever since. Laburnum Anagyroides Sunspire, found in northern Italy and Croatia, combines the most desirable characteristics of the original with a more compact form. In late spring and early summer, the green leaves on the upright branches are hidden beneath 30 cm long racemes of fragrant golden-yellow flowers which are at first erect and then droop after a couple of weeks. They are followed by hanging clusters of seed pods that can be removed and disposed of. The oval leaves are a green to grey-green colour and remain attractive throughout the season. All parts of the plant are highly toxic if ingested.Hardy in all parts of the UK, Laburnum Anagyroides Sunspire will slowly grow to a mature height of 3 metres and spread of 1.5 metres. It will require little or no pruning to maintain its narrow, vase-shaped form, but remove dead or damaged branches in late winter or early spring.Plant Laburnum Anagyroides Sunspire in a sheltered or exposed location where it will receive morning sun and afternoon shade, in soil rich in humus and moist but well-drained. Once established it is drought-tolerant. It has little salt tolerance so is not suited to coastal regions, but will tolerate pollution so Laburnum Sunspire makes a good choice for small city gardens. Deer are not attracted to it, so it will be safe from grazing in country locations. Laburnum Anagyroides Sunspire will make a striking specimen planting as the focal point in a small lawn, where its narrow width and smaller height will not overpower the space. A row planted along a walkway would create a brilliant display when the flowers are in bloom. Tucked towards the back of a mixed border, a Laburnum Sunspire would be a bright column of yellow when in bloom, and an attractive backdrop to flowering plants the rest of the season. Laburnum Anagyroides Sunspire is ideal if you are in need of a brightly flowering small tree. 

GBP 150.50
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Rosa New Dawn Climbing Rose. Rose New Dawn Climber

Rosa New Dawn Climbing Rose. Rose New Dawn Climber

Rosa New Dawn (Rose New Dawn) is a vigorous, repeat-flowering climber. Widely popular, this climbing rose variety is prized for its prolonged flowering season.The profuse display of flowers are pale pink in color ageing to white as the flower matures, semi-double flowers starts in early summer and lasts until late autumn. The free-flowering, blossoms have a subtle, sweet fragrance and look spectacular against a backdrop of glossy foliage. The dark green leaves accentuate the elegant, pale shade of flowers and hide the thorny stems.A sport of the Wichurana climbing rose (Rosa Dr W. Van Fleet), this showy climber outshone the cultivar it originated from. Fully hardy in all of Britain and Ireland, Rose New Dawn is one of the most favoured varieties in the UK, and with good reason. Discovered in the 1930s, Rose New Dawn isn’t just a beauty to behold - this rose has historical significance as well, as it holds the first plant patent ever granted. Highly prized, this beautiful variety is the recipient of the esteemed Award of Garden Merit by Royal Horticultural Society and belongs to the Hall of Fame of the World Federation of Rose Societies.Generally considered resistant to pest and diseases, this deciduous climbing rose isn’t prone to problems when grown in optimal conditions. Best planted in a sunny location with fertile, humus-rich, moist but well-drained soil and a good circulation of air, Rose New Dawn is quite adaptable and can tolerate poor soils and partial shade. To encourage prolific flowering, avoid dimly lit locations and overly wet soils.Low-maintenance, this spectacular climbing rose can grow to be 1.5 to 2.5 metres tall and wide. A fast-growing, vigorous variety, Rosa New Dawn needs a sturdy structure to support its growth, so it’s often trained along a wall, trellis, arbor or pergolas.With its timeless, elegant charm, Rosa New Dawn has been favoured by gardeners for almost a century. Although its classic looks make it perfect for cottage and traditional gardens, the showy clusters of shell pink roses can find their spot in modern landscapes, as well. Use this outstanding climber to cover bare walls or fences and borders, or as a perfect statement plant, grown along an arch or a trellis, where its profuse blossoms can be appreciated, and their aromatic fragrance enjoyed.

GBP 45.00
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Koelreuteria Paniculata Pride of India Tree Golden Rain Tree

Koelreuteria Paniculata Pride of India Tree Golden Rain Tree

Koelreuteria Paniculata more commonly known as Pride of India Tree or Golden Rain Tree, is an elegant, mid-sized deciduous tree. Best known for its prolific display of flowers and the seed pods that follow them, this eye-catching cultivar is an ideal candidate for a specimen tree. In spring, the bronze, pinnate leaves unfold, creating a dense, rounded crown. The leaves change colour throughout the seasons before they drop, going through various shades of green, yellow, and orange. In the autumn, this tree looks particularly striking, with its foliage in warm hues of gold and copper. During the summer months, Pride of India Tree is completely engulfed with masses of tiny, bright yellow blossoms borne in panicles. The flowers are followed by bronze-brown seed pods, similar in shape to Chinese lanterns.Apart from being highly-decorative, the blossoms also provide pollen and nectar for bees, hummingbirds, and other beneficial pollinators. This cultivar is the recipient of the RHS Perfect for Pollinators badge.Adaptable and easy to care for, Koelreuteria Paniculata fares well in wide range of soils, as long as they are well drained. This cultivar thrives in full sun and both exposed and sheltered locations. City pollution and drought resistant. Native to East Asia, Pride of India Tree is fully hardy in the United Kingdom. This ornamental tree will have a good performance in the garden even if the temperatures drop to 15 degrees below zero. Considered disease and pest free, this cultivar is virtually indestructible. With a spreading habit, this decorative tree forms a lovely rounded crown as it grows. Being medium-sized and long-lived, Pride of India Tree can achieve a maximum height of 12 metres in a period of 20 to 50 years and requires no routine pruning to keep its elegant form.Offering interest for the better part of the year, Koelreuteria Paniculata makes an excellent choice for a specimen tree. Whether it is its extraordinary autumn colour, masses of bright blossoms, or the attractive seed pods, this ornamental deciduous tree is bound to be in the center of attention. To complement its showy features, underplant it with shade-loving shrubs or perennials. See our full selection of deciduous trees available for sale online, including cultivars such as Katsura Tree, Swedish Birch or Golden Indian Bean Tree.  

GBP 117.00
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Malus Domestica Spartan Apple Spartan Late Season Apple

Malus Domestica Spartan Apple Spartan Late Season Apple

Malus Domestica Spartan is an easy apple tree for a beginner fruit gardener to grow. A mid-sized deciduous tree that will be both an ornamental and useful addition to your garden!Malus Domestica Spartan originated in Summerland, British Columbia in Canada in 1926, being the result of a cross between the heritage Canadian apple, the McIntosh, and Yellow Newtown Pippin. In mid-spring, as the medium green leaves emerge, the lovely, fragrant pale pink apple blossoms attract the bees that are necessary to pollinate the flowers. Over the summer, the green apples grow to their full size, and then turn a deep, rich red over a yellow base, making for a splendid autumn show before they can be picked, starting around the beginning of October. They are a small to medium size, and have sweet, juicy, crisp white flesh with hints of strawberry and melon. They can be picked throughout October, and while they will hold in storage for a few months, they are best eaten fresh.Hardy in all parts of the UK, Malus Domestica Spartan will grow to a mature height and spread of 4 metres in 5 to 10 years. It is self-fertile, but will produce a heavier crop if it is planted near another apple tree belonging to pollination group 3 such as Malus Domestica Granny Smith. It is also an excellent pollinator for other apple varieties. Yearly pruning in late winter or early spring is necessary for the best fruit production.Plant Malus Domestica Spartan in full sun in an exposed or sheltered position in moist but well-drained clay, sand or loam soil with a neutral pH.  Tolerant of pollution, it is suited to use in city garden. One tree planted as a focal point in a small lawn, or as part of a mixed border, will put on a splendid blossom show in spring, and then in the autumn have its ornamental display of red apples. Malus Domestica Spartan is also a good choice of fruit tree for container planting in a courtyard, where the branches can be trained into a variety of shapes using espalier techniques, covering walls or creating a privacy screen.Malus Domestica Spartan Apple is an easy-to-grow, disease-resistant apple variety which even the most amateur of gardeners can have success with, with the double bonus of ornamental value, and a crop of sweet, juicy apples every autumn!

GBP 52.80
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Schizophragma Hydrangeoides Moonlight Hydrangea Vine Climber

Schizophragma Hydrangeoides Moonlight Hydrangea Vine Climber

Schizophragma Hydrangeoides Moonlight (common name Japanese Hydrangea Vine) is an RHS AGM-winning deciduous climbing vine with large heart-shaped leaves and sprays of lacy white flowers in summer. It’s a good choice for shady walls and quickly covers tall unsightly structures.Schizophragma Hydrangeoides (pronounced skiz-o-frag-ma) is native to South Korea and Japan and is commonly called the Japanese Hydrangea Vine for its hydrangea-like flower sprays.The cultivar Moonlight is a particularly well-respected vine that will cling to most surfaces without support. It has large green heart-shaped leaves in abundance that turn warm yellow shades in autumn. In the spring to summer months Japanese Hydrangea Vine Moonlight develops large sprays of fine white flowerheads surrounded by creamy white protective florets. Whilst these flowers resemble lace-cap hydrangeas, it is not a shrub but a clinging vine.  Japanese Hydrangea Vine Moonlight is a reliable vigorous climber that’s excellent for shade and fence cover.Height And Spread of Schizophragma Hydrangeoides MoonlightThis is a tall and vigorous vine that will reach 12 metres in height and spread over 4 metres within 10-20 years.How Hardy Is Schizophragma Hydrangeoides MoonlightIt’s hardy in most of the UK down to freezing temperatures if its roots are well drained. It’s rarely affected by disease or pests.How To Use Schizophragma Hydrangeoides MoonlightJapanese Hydrangea Vine Moonlight is a superb climber for a shady spot and covers unsightly structures in the summer months. Walls, fences, arches and arbours are all good supports, and it can be trained up an obelisk on a shady deck or balcony.One of the best spots is on a fence at the back of a shady border. It can be trained to grow horizontally. Just use wires to encourage it along a fence line until its aerial roots attach in the right places.How To Care For Schizophragma Hydrangeoides MoonlightThis climber is best grown in rich, moist but well-drained soil of any type in part shade to full shade. Too much direct sun will scorch its foliage – this is a shade-loving vine.Prune it in late winter to early spring to maintain a manageable height and apply a thick layer of organic mulch to its roots in early spring for the healthiest growth and best flower display. Water well until established and give it a can of water during droughts.

GBP 165.00
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Malus Domestica Fiesta Apple Trees Mid-Season Dessert Apple

Malus Domestica Fiesta Apple Trees Mid-Season Dessert Apple

Malus Domestica Fiesta, commonly referred to simply as Apple Fiesta, is a small to medium-sized fruit tree. It is a mid-season dessert apple tree, quite popular in UK gardens and generally produces a heavy crop. Apple Fiesta originated in 1972. The variety was created by F. Alston and East Malling Research in Kent by crossing Cox’s Orange Pippin with Idared. It is synonymous with Malus Domestica Red Pippin.During the spring months, Malus Domestica Fiesta boasts an abundance of pink flowers that fade to white. Following flowering, the tree starts fruit production. It produces an ample crop of lovely orange apples that feature a red flush. The apples can also display reddish stripes over a green and yellow background. The apples produced by the Apple Fiesta tree are mid-sized and very colourful during the autumn months before harvest. They feature a rich, sweet, crisp flavour. The fruit is wonderfully juicy and popular for making apple juice. It is a favourite dessert apple or can be eaten fresh. The apples are usually ready for harvest in late September.Height and Spread of Malus Domestica FiestaThe Fiesta Apple attains a height of only 4 to 8 meters with a canopy width of 4 to 8 meters wide. It typically takes up to five to 10 years for the tree to attain its full height.Malus Domestica Fiesta grows best when planted in full sun. It prefers well-draining soil that is rich in compost. After planting, keep the soil moist to encourage root growth. Once the tree is established it requires very little water to flourish and really only needs to be watered during bouts of drought. Apple trees should be pruned in the late winter or early spring. The Apple Fiesta tree is an excellent pollinator. The tree is not self-fertile, so it also must have a pollinator planted close by in order to produce a crop of apples. The apple tree that you pick to be a pollinator for Apple Fiesta should flower at approximately the same time to ensure pollination.  Throughout the UK, Malus Domestica Fiesta grows well with very little care.In 1987, this variety of apple tree was bestowed the Award of Garden Merit by the Royal Horticultural Society. 

GBP 52.80
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Ostrya Carpinifolia or European Hop Hornbeam Tree for Sale UK

Ostrya Carpinifolia or European Hop Hornbeam Tree for Sale UK

Ostrya Carpinifolia, also known as European Hop Hornbeam, is a beautiful catkin producing tree suitable for smaller gardens. The Ostrya Carpinifolia tree is related to the common hornbeam and gets its name from the Greek work Ostura which means ‘bone’ and refers to its strong, hard timber. European Hop Hornbeam is a deciduous tree that drops its leaves when the first frosts arrive, but in spring produces oval, dark green leaves measuring ten centimetres in length. As autumn approaches these turn a buttery yellow green. In spring the ornamental European Hornbeam produces pale yellow flowers in spring that are male and female catkins which grow in length, gracefully hanging long racemes that produced the seeds which are actually nuts that resemble hops. European Hop Hornbeam produces an unusual and bright display that few other small trees can compete with. How Hardy Is Ostrya Carpinifolia?European Hop Hornbeam is hardy in all of UK and northern Europe. It is very tough once established provided its roots are not water-logoed. It needs little care once mature. How To Use Ostrya CarpinifoliaThis is a small to medium sized tree and a good choice if you can only pick one tree for your garden. From spring to the frosts it brings welcome colour and then throughout the winter provides a structural framework for solar lights.  Hop Hornbeam is a good wildlife friendly tree. Birds enjoy its leafy, airy canopy plus the pretty catkins attract pollinators.Try planting spring flowering bulbs beneath such as snowdrop and primrose, or use it to shade ferns during the summer. If you want to create a private area in your overlooked garden Hop Hornbeam is a good choice as it won’t grow too large. How To Care For Ostrya CarpinifoliaEuropean Hop Hornbeam tolerates most conditions. It prefers moist, fertile soil and a sunny to partially shady aspect, but will manage just about anywhere. Protect younger trees from gusty winds and mulch them once a year to encourage healthy growth. Newly planted trees will need plenty of water during their first year. It’s not usually necessary to prune Ostrya Carpinifolia. You can cut out any crossed, dead or diseased branches to maintain a healthy tree, but it will hold a naturally rounded canopy. 

GBP 87.00
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Malus Domestica Alkmene Apple Tree also Early Windsor Apple

Malus Domestica Alkmene Apple Tree also Early Windsor Apple

The Malus Domestica Alkmene Apple Tree originated in Germany, in the 1930s, but it has been renamed Early Windsor Apple in the United Kingdom, in 1996. The Alkmene variety is a dessert apple cultivar that with a good crop, and the fruit it produces is considered a suitable alternative for the Cox cultivar, as it has a similar flavour. Ready for harvest in late September.The profusion of tiny, fragranced flowers appears in the spring. The blossoms start out as pale pink, fading to a crisp white before they turn to fruit. The Apple Alkmene produces yellow-green fruit, deeply flushed with red. This variety of apple is ready for the harvest early and has crisp, juicy flesh and a rich, aromatic honey-flavour. Their taste is sweet with a slight sourness. Apart from a good yield of dessert apples, this apple is useful for its lovely decorative appearance. Its dense, green foliage turns to yellow-orange in the fall, creating a warm display of autumn colours. The natural bushy habit of the tree can be espaliered, wire-trained, or shaped like a cone to suit your preferences.As is generally the case with apple trees, Malus Domestica Alkmene needs well-drained, loamy soil to thrive. When planting this variety, you need to prepare a hole at least 60 centimetres deep, add compost and water thoroughly.  Grow this cultivar in full sun, sheltered from frost and harsh winds that could damage the blossoms.  Apple Alkmene does not tolerate wet soils, so make sure that you provide proper drainage. As this is not a self-fertile variety, it will require a pollinator nearby to produce fruit crop. The best way to ensure an abundant harvest in the autumn is to plant a different apple tree variety in this cultivar’s proximity. In case you lack the space, you can rely on insects for pollination.Fully hardy in the United Kingdom, Malus Domestica Alkmene is a reliable performer in the garden. Its good constitution and quality fruit production earned this cultivar the prestigious Award of Garden Merit by Royal Horticultural Society.Easy to grow and to care for, Apple Alkmene requires little effort to stay healthy and in shape. It should be pruned every year, and the process will depend on the tree’s growth form. Suitable for all training forms. Maximum size of this cultivar is between 4 to 8 metres, both high and across.

GBP 70.40
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Cercis canadensis Hearts of Gold or Eastern Redbud Tree

Cercis canadensis Hearts of Gold or Eastern Redbud Tree

Cercis canadensis Hearts of Gold or Eastern Redbud Tree. The Cercis canadensis Hearts of Gold is commonly called the Eastern Redbud Tree. It is known for its easy and carefree growth habits plus its striking visual beauty. The tree flowers in the early spring with purple-red flowers before its foliage emerges. The buds open up to display an abundance of tiny purple flowers. In many cases, the Eastern Redbud is the first tree in most gardens to flower each spring.After flowering, the tree’s foliage starts to appear in shades of red that slowly turn golden as the leaves emerge. Even in the height of summer heat and sun, the tree’s gold colouration does not fade and remains bright. The tree’s heart-shaped leaves that are exposed to direct sunlight exhibit a brilliant yellow colouration and leaves that are shaded from the sun turn to a soft lime green shade. The tree’s rapid and vigorous growth makes it a popular landscape tree choice. It will usually attain a height of 3 meters in less than five years. When fully grown the Cercis canadensis Hearts of Gold will stand around 6 meters with a canopy width of 6 or slightly more meters. It is a popular specimen tree, but can also be used as a screen or hedge tree. Eastern Redbuds Trees thrive in full sunlight or partial shade. Once established, the tree requires very little water and can withstand periods of drought. However, when it is first planted, the tree benefits from a regular watering schedule to encourage its roots to establish themselves. During the spring, the tree enjoys application of general purpose fertilizer to encourage healthy growth. The Cercis canadensis Hearts of Gold trees are notorious for tolerating and thriving in a wide range of soil types. However the tree’s best growth is attained in soil with a neutral pH balance. It is relatively cold hardy and will survive even if the temperature drops to minus 28 degrees Celsius. Eastern Redbuds can be encouraged to grow as a multi-stemmed tree or a as a single tree specimen. Once the tree’s shape has been decided upon, the tree requires very little pruning to maintain its overall characteristics. There is very little doubt that the Cercis canadensis Hearts of Gold tree can brighten up even the drabbest of gardens. It looks amazing as a single specimen tree or in a group. Some gardeners opt to plant it near evergreens so that its distinctive gold colours are highlighted and showcased. 

GBP 192.50
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Hydrangea Aspera Villosa Hydrangea Villosa Group for Sale UK

Hydrangea Aspera Villosa Hydrangea Villosa Group for Sale UK

Hydrangea Aspera Villosa also called the Hydrangea Villosa Group, are lovely, late summer bloomers which will make your garden glow with their purple flowers. These long-lasting and exotic-looking plants will fit right in to a shady spot in your garden! Native to western China, Hydrangea Aspera Villosa are a type of what are called rough-leaved hydrangea, but that descriptor belies the soft, velvety texture of the greyish-green leaves of this deciduous shrub. However, it is for the spectacular late-summer blooms that the Hydrangea Villosa Group is prized. Starting in July, the large, deep pink flower buds emerge, opening into large flat-topped flower heads, up to 20 cm across, revealing a beautiful deep blue-purple lace cap highlighted with small mauve-white florets. The flower display lasts into October, attracting bees and butterflies to your garden when other nectar sources have dried up. Hardy in most of the UK, even in severe winters, the Hydrangea Villosa Group will grow to a mature height and spread of 1.5-3 metres in 10 to 20 years. Prune in early spring to remove dead or damaged branches only, as flowers bloom on old wood. If necessary, cut back an overgrown Hydrangea Aspera Villosa in mid-summer.  Hydrangea Aspera Villosa can be planted in anything from full sun to shade in an exposed or sheltered position, in well-drained but moist loam, sand, or clay soil amended with plenty of organic material and with an acid to neutral pH. One of the advantages of the Hydrangea Villosa Group is that it is not dependent on an acid soil to maintain the blue colouration. While it will grow in a coastal garden, it should be given some protection from salt winds. However, hydrangeas are very tolerant of pollution, so will do well in city gardens. Deer resistant, Hydrangea Aspera Villosa will thrive in a country location without additional protection. A specimen Hydrangea Aspera Villosa will create a splendid late summer show when other flowers have quit for the year, carrying through into the autumn. Plant it in a mixed border or against a wall for maximum impact, but give it room to spread. It’s a natural choice for a cottage garden! Hydrangea Aspera Villosa is an old favourite, and for good reason: this hardy, low-maintenance beauty will grace your garden with its striking purple blooms, bringing colour to the autumn garden!

GBP 199.50
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Clematis Florida Taiga Double Flowering Climber

Clematis Florida Taiga Double Flowering Climber

Clematis Florida Taiga ClimberClematis 'Taiga' (Clematis florida ‘Taiga’) is an attractive ornamental climber, renowned for its striking, double-layered flowers that resemble delicate starbursts or layered dahlias. This unique cultivar, originally from Japan, has gained popularity due to its vivid colour palette and prolonged blooming period. Perfect for trellises, arbours, and container gardens, Clematis Taiga offers a spectacular display that adds vertical interest to any outdoor space.Clematis Taiga is a deciduous, herbaceous climber with a vigorous yet manageable growth habit. Its most captivating feature is its eye-catching blooms. The flowers start as tight, spiky buds and gradually open to reveal layers of pointed petals in striking shades of purple-blue with creamy greeny-white tips. This dramatic colouration intensifies as the flowers mature, creating a captivating two-tone effect. Blooming profusely from early summer to early autumn, Taiga provides continuous visual interest throughout the growing season. The dark green, pinnate leaves form an attractive backdrop that enhances the vibrancy of the blossoms.How Hardy is Clematis Florida Taiga:Clematis Taiga is hardy to Minus 10 in the UK, making it suitable for growing throughout most of the UK. It can withstand light frosts but may require protection in colder regions to prevent damage to new growth.Height and Spread of Clematis Florida Taiga:At maturity, Taiga typically reaches a height of 2 to 3 meters (6 to 10 feet) with a spread of about 1 meter (3 feet). Its moderate growth rate makes it easy to train and manage on various supports.How To Use Clematis Florida Taiga:This ornamental climber is ideal for adding vertical interest to gardens. It thrives on trellises, pergolas, fences, and arches, where its abundant blooms can cascade beautifully. Taiga also performs well in large containers, allowing gardeners to showcase its stunning flowers on patios and balconies. It pairs wonderfully with other climbers or can be grown through small trees and shrubs for a naturalistic effect. Its long flowering period and unique blossoms make it a standout feature in mixed borders and cottage gardens.How To Care For Clematis Florida Taiga:Plant Clematis Taiga in a location with full sun to partial shade, ensuring that the roots are kept cool and shaded while the vine receives ample sunlight. Well-drained, fertile soil enriched with organic matter promotes healthy growth. Regular watering is essential, especially during dry spells, but avoid waterlogging. Mulching around the base helps retain moisture and regulate soil temperature. Prune lightly in late winter or early spring to remove dead or weak stems and encourage vigorous new growth. Taiga belongs to pruning group 3, benefiting from a hard prune to about 30 cm (12 inches) above ground level annually.

GBP 84.00
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Clematis patens Rouge Cardinal Showy Red Flowering Climber

Clematis patens Rouge Cardinal Showy Red Flowering Climber

Clematis patens 'Rouge Cardinal', commonly known as Clematis Rouge Cardinal, is a striking and vigorous deciduous climber with striking large, velvety crimson-red blooms. A classic hybrid bred in France in the 1960s, it has remained a much-loved choice among gardeners for its reliable performance, late summer flowering period, and dramatic floral display. This variety is part of the large-flowered clematis group and is especially appreciated for its long flowering window and adaptability to a variety of planting situations.The foliage of Clematis Rouge Cardinal is made up of medium to dark green leaves, arranged in a pinnate pattern. The leaves provide a fresh, verdant backdrop to the vibrant flowers,  the real highlight of this variety. The flowers are single, large, measuring around 12–15cm across, and borne in profusion from mid- to late summer (usually July to September). The flowers are a rich crimson red, with a subtle velvety sheen and slightly ruffled petals, often complemented by contrasting creamy stamens. As the flowers age, they become more purple red. The flower colour is particularly intense and tends not to fade in strong sunlight. How Hardy is Clematis patens Rouge Cardinal?Clematis Rouge Cardinal is fully hardy throughout the UK, capable of withstanding temperatures down to around -20°C. It performs well in most UK climates provided it is planted in well-drained soil in a sunny position with roots kept cool and shaded.Eventual Height and Width of Clematis patens Rouge CardinalWhen mature, this climber can reach a height of approximately 2.5 to 4 metres, with a spread of about 1 to 1.5 metres. It will climb by twining leaf stalks and is ideal for training up trellises, fences, obelisks, or even through shrubs and small trees.Uses in Garden and / or LandscapeRouge Cardinal is perfect for vertical interest in borders, cottage gardens, and mixed beds. It’s especially effective when grown against a pale-coloured wall or structure, where the vivid red blooms can really shine. It also makes a striking companion to climbing roses or lighter-coloured clematis varieties for a dynamic colour contrast.Care TipsClematis Rouge Cardinal prefers a sunny or partially shaded site with moist but well-drained soil. As with most clematis, the roots should be kept cool—planting low-growing plants at the base can help. This variety belongs to Pruning Group 3, meaning it should be cut back hard in late winter or early spring to about 20–30cm above ground level to encourage vigorous new growth and flowering. Regular feeding during the growing season will support strong blooms. 

GBP 90.00
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Cornus Sanguinea Anny or Dogwood Anny Winter Orange Buy UK

Cornus Sanguinea Anny or Dogwood Anny Winter Orange Buy UK

Cornus Sanguinea Anny's Winter Orange or Dogwood Anny's Winter OrangeCornus Sanguinea Anny's Winter Orange also called Dogwood Anny's Winter Orange, is vigorous shrub that provides a striking winter display. The small bush grows to a height of 90 to 120 cm with a similar spread. It is multi-stemmed with a suckering growth habit. The tough shrub is exceptionally eye-catching when massed as a shrub border or used as an informal hedge. It also makes an acceptable privacy screen. During the spring months, the dogwood sprouts large, ovate green leaves that stand out in stark contrast to the yellowish-orange stems. When summer arrives, Cornus Sanguinea Anny's Winter Orange produces dense clusters of white flowers that readily attract butterflies and birds to the garden. Following flowering, ample blueberry-like berries form that are a deep purple hue. The berries attract a bevy of birds who enjoy dining on them. In the autumn months, the foliage of the Dogwood Anny’s Winter Orange takes on shades of bright orange, bronze and yellow before falling. However, even though the foliage has disappeared, the true show is just beginning. The stems begin to develop a bright yellow colour. As the cold winter weather progresses, the stems turn orange and boast bright red tips. The vibrant colours of the stems persist throughout the winter months and look extremely striking in any garden setting. Cornus Sanguinea Anny’s Winter Orange grows best in full sun or partial shade. It is not fussy about soil type but prefers moderately moist conditions that are not overly wet. Ideally, the soil should be high in organic content. Once established it is easy to grow and requires virtually no care to thrive. It needs no pruning, but the best winter colours appear on the newest shoots. Cutting the shrub flush to the ground every two or three years in the spring promotes new stem growth. However, if you do not wish to severely prune the shrub, then it is suggested that one-quarter to one-third of the old growth shoots be removed every few years to make room for new growth. The flowers of the Dogwood Anny’s Winter Orange only form on stems that are two years old or older. Cornus Sanguinea Anny’s Winter Orange is native to most of Europe and some parts of western Asia. It has an Award of Garden Merit from the Royal Horticultural Society.If you are looking for a shrub that needs very little care to thrive and provides year-round visual interest than the Dogwood Anny’s Winter Orange is an outstanding choice. See also red barked dogwwod including Cornus Alba Aurea, Cornus Alba Sibirica and Cornus Alba Gouchaultii. 

GBP 101.50
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