Cotoneaster 'Hybridus Pendulus'

Cotoneaster 'Hybridus Pendulus'The Cotoneaster 'Hybridus Pendulus' is a lovely arching plant that can be used to create an attractive dome in any garden with its drooping, weeping branches. It offers small green leaves that make a perfect canvas for the masses of white flowers that laden the branches in June and July. In autumn, the tree bursts with clusters of bright red berries. The berries remain on the plant for an extended time, creating a long lasting and eye catching

typically reaching roughly 15cm in length

Sanne is a division 6

The Acer rubrum ‘Sun Valley’ Tree more commonly known as the Scarlett Maple Tree is a medium-sized deciduous tree

Make sure to situate these trees in partial shade or full sun locations in your garden

then just occasionally when settled in

rich peaches and golden apricots

Miss Vain has 6 pure snowy white petals and golden orange stigma and anthers

The leaves are ideal for pressing between the pages a heavy book and can be used in school projects

Crabapple trees have been recognised by the RHS with its Plants for Pollinators designation

often with a more solidly yellow-coloured ring on the rim or outer fringe

it is sure to be a standout in your outdoor space

Ideal as a cut flower for its staying power