Olive Tree | Olea Europea - Specimen - Forking branches - Height 250 -300 cm - 280lt TreeThis specimen has 90 100cm gnarly trunk which forks into a neat two brached tree with heavy top. Amount of foliage may vary depending on the season and prunning requirement. Olea Europea is one of the worlds oldest cultivated plants with Mediterranean origin. Its a wonderful, slow growing, long lived, evergreen tree of very attractive habit and spreading crown, with gnarled, twisted trunk and silvery foliage. The elliptic leaves are grey green,
Cornus kousa Chinensis prefers organically rich
is a small evergreen tree that is native to southeastern China
It is tolerant to drought
blooming from late April to early June
white flowers cover the tree in late spring and are followed by attractive clusters of deep red berries that persist on thorny branches for a long time
open from deep pink buds and appear in flat-topped clusters
the parachute form of Photinia × fraseri ‘Red Robin’ combines ornamental beauty with reliable garden performance
informal and cottage gardens
It grows well in a wide range of soils
Persian Ironwood is most attractive for its autumn foliage and a peeling bark in shades of pink
the Viburnum tinus quarter standard tree is a popular choice for adding structure and visual interest to gardens and landscapes
creating a stunning backdrop for the next highlight of this shrub's beauty: its prolific trumpet-shaped flowers