Dogwood Tree | Cornus kousa

Dogwood Tree | Cornus kousaFew trees are as showy or spectacular as flowering dogwood trees they really are breathtaking when they're in bloom! In May and June, the tree becomes wreathed in tiny flower knots (each surrounded by four white bracts) that carpet the tree's foliage like a fresh dusting of snow Whilst the tree's flowers may steal the show, its foliage isn't to be sniffed at either! The attractive green leaves take on alluring crimson and red hues in the autumn before

trimming back to a single leaf beyond the cluster of leaves at the base of the current year’s growth (often referred to as the basal cluster)

Hibiscus varieties from the 'Chiffon' series are known for their late flowering period

Flowerheads are unique and have very distinct petals

Train your blackberry plant(s) between freestanding posts or against a wall/fence

hostas and ferns

natural finish

terraces and balconies

erect stems with multitudes of petite

with care this tulip will return and have gorgeous blooms year after year

This highly-regarded variety is a recipient of the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit

and boy do we have a couple of crackerjack varieties just for you

Erythronium is derived from the Greek word for red and refers to the typical colours of the popular Dens-Canis variety