Morus nigra

Morus nigraEver wanted to have a fruit tree in your garden. What about a tree that bears berries so special they are often not found in your local store but a culinary delight? If you can imagine going out into your garden first thing in the morning to pick a few berries to add to your breakfast, making jam for spreading on piping hot toast or sipping on mulberry infused wine or gin, this is the tree for you. The Morus nigra also known as the Mulberry Tree,

Its compact growing habit make it a perfect plant for an area where space is limited

It is a less hardy plant and needs protection against cold in winter

Prefers acidic soils with ericaceous compost and should be kept in full or partial sun

Phlox paniculata 'Famous Light Pink' is a beautiful perennial that showcases clusters of fragrant

bright white flowers above variegated leaves - the perfect fit for gardens

scarlet and dark purple pendulous blossoms amidst bronze tinted

usually grown indoors in greenhouses and conservatories

It boasts small

as this will bring out the complexity of its dark shade

where large masses of the small crab apples weigh down the branches right into the Winter months

The Chinese White Birch has a very desirable cream peeling bark

lightly scented blooms which are eventually accompanied by green