Aesculus chinensis Spring The Black mulberry matures relatively

The Black mulberry matures relatively quickly to a characterful specimen with a pleasant

For drama it is hard to beat the Coast redwood

A deeply rooted species which is fairly well behaved in gardens

Native to the Rocky Mountains

Aesculus chinensis Spring The Black mulberry matures relativelyNative to the forests and slopes of northern China, this landscape specimen develops a handsome, broadly round crown with palmate leaves. The foliage emerges deep red, then matures to a rich green. White flowers borne in 30cm tall panicles in mid summer, followed by decorative but poisonous nuts. Avoid dry soils. RHS hardiness rating: H7