'Royal Raindrops' Crabapple Tree

'Royal Raindrops' Crabapple TreeThis proud crabapple cultivar is only a relatively recent introduction, having first been bred in the US back in 2003, but it has enjoyed serious popularity ever since. With its attractive upright habit, spreading somewhat with age, 'Royal Raindrops' certainly has a lot going for it. Deeply cut purple foliage, crimson pink spring blossoms and cherry red autumn fruits result in a tree whose place in any garden is undoubtedly merited. Add to that the

These lovely blooms make for great cut flowers and look wonderful as part of a bouquet alongside other flowers like roses and peonies

this variety will elevate any garden its graces

Ideal for container growing

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plant the tubers either in the ground or in pots

Most Dwarf and Dutch species should be planted at average depths of 10cm

this plant has been proven to perform well in British gardens

Some of the species has only single blooms while other varietals have racemes with multiple flowers

Flowers on Hyacinths grow on racemes of dense clusters on single stalks

Planting daffodils in pots is also a viable alternative

Plant these dahlia bulbs on their own or alongside other colours to create a truly eye-catching spectacle

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