Saskatoon 'Prince William'

Saskatoon 'Prince William'Saskatoon Prince William is a compact dwarf cultivar that grows into a medium sized deciduous garden shrub. As well as its delicious berries, this fruit plant is valued for the colour interest it provides throughout the growing season. In spring, the plant is covered in masses of small, white, star shaped flowers. These begin to fade in late May, when the berries begin to appear, darkening in colour over time until they resemble blueberries. The

In Spring stems appear above the foliage carrying conical clusters of lightly scented pink and white flowers from late Spring through to Summer

changing colour as the leaves mature to silver-green hue edged with cream-white variegation

Each flower is approximately 4 cm in diameter

although they would look equally fabulous planted alone in a plant pot or container

or left to grow and spread

green leaves are heart-shaped

Water it moderately and allow some morning sun for a healthier growth

due to the wispy nature of its flower plumes

You should also remove wilting flower heads to encourage fresh growth in the following Spring

trailing lobelias are compact annuals with small dark green leaves

ovate leaves and lilac flowers that grow in Summer and Autumn

Roses are a symbol of appreciation which makes it ideal to help celebrate a 35th wedding anniversary