Cornus kousa

Cornus kousaCornus Kousa is a beautiful, deciduous tree, originating from Japan. This plant produces dark green, ovate foliage that turns a vibrant burgundy in Autumn. In May June, the plant produces an abundance of cream flowering bracts, that gradually flush to a pale pink over time; followed by clusters of small, pink fruits. The strawberry like fruits are edible however they are insipid, with a tough skin. Plant in moist, well drained soil. Avoid poor or

trellises or walls

It is ideal for small gardens

Bronze foliage sits below and around the pretty blooms

Asparagus is packed with antioxidants as well as vitamins C

Its striking maroon purple flowers bloom from early summer to mid autumn with open clusters of funnel shaped flowers creating a dramatic appearance

It is also known as the ‘Gold Dust Plant’ or ‘Spotted Laurel’ or simply Japanese Laurel

Typical growth of a tea shoot occurs by a succession of flushes separated by short periods of rest

adding a darker contrast to the colourful features from May to September

Thier low-growing nature and bright colour would look great in a shrub garden or large container to catch the eye with a fantastic tri-colour effect when planted together

The evergreen foliage brings year-round interest

These create stunning cut flowers used in bouquets

The great thing is that they are Dianthus plants garden ready