'Farleigh' Damson Tree

'Farleigh' Damson TreeA really productive tree which produces an abundance of large, plump damsons of the most amazing colour. A real showstopper when in fruit. Sweet, rich plums are usually used in cooking but can be eaten fresh when fully ripe RHS Award winner Late Harvest September Max size H4m x W4m SJA Rootstock Rootstocks restrict the size of a tree to make it more suited for an average gardenMORE Self fertile Pollination Group 3 Requires pollination by another plum,

Few trees can rival sweetgums when it comes to autumn colour

dwarf Ard Schenk is a botanical Crocus that announces the end of winter and the beginning of spring

It's drought-tolerant and requires minimal maintenance

Air plants use their roots only for attaching themselves to rocks

is derived from the Celtic word ‘Quer’ which means fine and the word ‘Cuez’ which means tree

as well as displaying good disease resistance

Perfect for mass plantings in beds

Collection includes 60 bulbs:

Fritillaria Meleagris Alba are ideal to naturalise woodland or grassy meadow settings

upright growth habit ensures they maintain their shape

Stromanthe Sanguinea

and the black wiry stalks give off an interesting contrast as well as providing it's stiff upright tree-like appearance