'King Edward VII' Red Flowering Currant Hedging | Ribes sanguineum

'King Edward VII' Red Flowering Currant Hedging | Ribes sanguineumThis elegant deciduous shrub boasts strongly scented deep pink flowers in April and edible blackcurrants in summer Extremely wildlife friendly, this shrub attracts bees for the pollen and birds for the berries Perfect for difficult growing conditions including coastal and windy spots, this makes a great specimen plant in a border or an informal hedge (we've seen it used to great effect interspersed with hawthorn and blackthorn) A fully hardy, medium

Performs well in a sunny spot or with partial shade

Winner of RHS award of Garden Merit

showy flowers to the garden and work particularly well in beds and borders

Acer palmatum Wilson's Pink Dwarf is a deciduous shrub with lobed foliage of varying colour throughout the year

It is one of the oldest English variety of dessert pear

Unique serrated formations

Prunus 'Shōgetsu' bursts forth in April and May with large

The only swan you can ruffle without fear of a broken arm

young acorns are green and turn dark red-brown once mature before they fall

each with a butter yellow spot

A full season collection of eating

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