Cornus sanguinea | Common Dogwood - 40-60cm, 5lt TreeCornus sanguinea, or Bloodtwig Dogwood, is an upright, bushy, multi stemmed, suckering, deciduous shrub popular for its attractive, vivid red stems and twigs, which look fantastic in winter gardens. The stems are golden yellow at the base of the plant and gradually turn orange and fiery red towards the tip of the plant. Its leaves are dark green and reddish purple in autumn. The clusters of small, white flowers bloom in summer and are followed by dark
pink-flushed
is a tough and attractive ornamental tree
This Shrimp-Leaved Sycamore can grow in any type of soil as long as it is moist and well-drained
Malus ‘Sun Rival’ is a small
Ideal for both contemporary and traditional gardens
Julian rootstock
In alkaline soils
cherry-like
with its globe-shaped form and interesting foliage
blooming from late spring to mid-summer
therefore does not produce fruit
slow-growing and long-lived conifer