Golden-Twig Dogwood Bare Root Hedge

Golden-Twig Dogwood Bare Root HedgeCornus 'Flaviramea' also sometimes known as 'Golden Twig Dogwood' is a lovely, woody plant which carries dark green leaves turning to red in the Autumn and dense clusters of tiny white flowers which fruit into small white berries. The stems are a bright yellow and grow upright, providing an easy to manage and structured shrub for use as hedging or as a specimen plant when grown alongside its similar red and orange varieties. Cornus Flaviramea grows in

so you may find at certain times of year they do not cover the whole 90cm cane

Nectarine trees have been designated by the RHS as one of their Plants for Pollinators

To help your tree flourish

these unusual blooms are coral-red and bright yellow in colour and are perfectly complemented by rich green foliage

They cannot be missed and bees

with the topside being a delightful green and the underside a silvery-green contrast

Look no further

Coral red tones blend seamlessly with bright yellows towards the centre

It is also one of the most popular additions to smaller spaces of your garden

Cherry blossoms are (rightly) among the most popular ornamental trees

rating at H5 on the RHS hardiness scale

it will likely arrive pruned back