Prunus serrula

Prunus serrulaPrunus serrula Tibetica is always a winner! In winter, it is convincing with its appealing bark colour, and in the spring with its white flowers. It is a large shrub or small tree that grows up to 5m high; often forming multi stemmed, loose broad crown. The crown grows more asymmetrical in maturity, dense and branched in a shrub like fashion. The genus Prunus is one of the most diverse, and Prunus serrula has the most spectacular mahogany brown bark

Grow in partial-shade to full sun

It can be utilized to cover walls

the tree features mid-green deeply cut

Blechnum penna-marina

It forms a perfect mounding bush

The plant most appreciates full sun and soils that maintain moisture and are well-drained

You should then water them whenever the top soil is dry to touch

fading to a rosy pink colour in autumn

although acid or alkaline soils are also suitable

creating a profusion of blooms in the garden for a large part of the year

A compact variety of hydrangea with strong

This variety of Oak tree produces bright green foliage