Wedding Cake Tree | Cornus contraversa 'Variegata'

Wedding Cake Tree | Cornus contraversa 'Variegata'The Wedding Cake Tree is so called because it grows in spreading tiers of branches that look like the layers of a wedding cake. The variegation on this one is an absolute delight mid green leaves with broad creamy white margins that turn reddish purple for a striking autumn display Packed with creamy white clusters of flowers throughout May and June, this tree will really brighten up the garden. The flowers are followed by blue black fruit for even

this superb foliage plant produces lime green flowers above feathery foliage

The King Begonia's clustered foliage will allow it to standout in any home

Small tree growing to 4x4m in 20 years

adding bold colour and texture to your garden

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bushy indoor plant with the appearance of a small tree

upright grass-like foliage

Also known as the Szechuan strawberry

you may wish to provide additional insulation around the pot to protect the roots against winter frost damage

Apple Braeburn Patio Trees are perfect to grow in small gardens

appearing more purple or silver depending on the time of year and light levels

Kelvedon Wonder (First early) A prolific early variety offering masses of small peas in well filled