Aesculus hippocastanum

Aesculus hippocastanumAesculus Hippocastanum, or commonly known as the Horse Chestnut or Conker tree, is a large tree with a broad to high domed, dense crown, and lower branches drooping picturesquely and decorating your garden as the tree reaches its maturity. These large trees produce very decorative palmate, opposite leaves, which in combination with the large winter buds can make your winter garden look pretty amazing. mainly used for planting on moist and wet sites

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The crabapples remain on the tree well into winter

they can be just as spectacular as a purely ornamental plant

not only in prairie gardens as mentioned above

strap-shaped leaves and an umbel of a half-sphere shape approximately 5cm in diameter with deep purple colourations

bringing both beauty and fragrance to your garden in the later part of the spring season

aside from tidying up to remove any broken

The petal edges have a very discreet ruffle that gives them a softness that is really very pretty

The Kilmarnock Willow Tree was discovered by the side of the River Ayr in Scotland in the 1850's and was propagated by Thomas Lang of Kilmarnock hence its name

but the critical aspect is that while the soil can be moist

an RHS AGM winner and heritage variety that dates all the way back to the Victorian era

Scilla Hyacinthoides Blue Arrow is a towering ornamental flowering plant that produces over 100 pale lavender blooms in racemes on tall stalks with a minimum amount of basal foliage