Salix 'Erythroflexuosa'

Salix 'Erythroflexuosa'The Red Twisted Willow is a deciduous tree, producing bushy foliage made up of narrow, bright green, lance shaped leaves and bright yellow catkins in Spring. The trees branches are a standout feature they are smooth and twisted, starting out as a vibrant red colour before maturing to a golden brown. This variety will thrive best in full sun. Start by planting this tree in a deep plot of moist, fertile, well drained soil, any soil type will do. The

star-shaped lavender blue petals with yellow anthers and pale green centres

making it ideal for urban gardens

reaching heights of 15cm

The tree is very hardy and can withstand tough and difficult positions

creating a stunning marble effect

where its distinctive foliage can be fully appreciated

autumn planting is suggested for the best blooms in the spring time

It may require some protection in winter if it is planted in exposed sites

this rabbit guard will break down within six months when added to the compost heap

The alligator reference comes from the bark which is fissured and corky

Sambucus nigra ‘Golden Tower’ features elegant

'Doctor King' dazzles with its pink