Prunus 'Spire'

Prunus 'Spire'The ornamental cherry 'Spire' is a slow growing small deciduous tree, which initially grows narrow, almost columnar and whose trunk ends at the beginning of the crown. The dense branches of Prunus hillier Spire that grow upright form a narrow conical crown. The tree shines wit wonderful colour effects in summer and autumn. It is a very appealing winter hardy cherry which demands little space for thriving. The leaves of Prunus Spire appear alternate on

the fruit can be used in daily meals and eaten individually

Clematis ‘Blue Angel’ is perfect for trellises

5m and a spread of 5m within a 20 year period

branching stems which carry Spring and Summer blooming

with a bronze-green colour filling the foliage and a bright

Its low growing habit also means it makes for great groundcover for taller trees or to fill in a site with poorer soil

Deep pinkish-purple flowers pepper the shrub from late spring until early summer

white and pink in colour

It can tolerate moist soil but should be drained regularly

the Clematis ‘Taiga’ is a newer breed that is notable for its large purple double flowers with large

making it an essential addition to wildlife-friendly spaces

it is generally pest free