Sorbus 'Aspleniifolia'

Sorbus 'Aspleniifolia'Cut Leaved Mountain Ash trees offer an attractive upright pyramidal shape, ideal to create a focal point in a garden or grow as a border along the edges of a property. Known in Latin as Sorbus aucuparia Asplenifolia, the tree features mid green deeply cut, toothed leaves giving it a fern like effect. The leaves turn to an eye catching orange and red in autumn. April to May sees an abundance of white flowers that attract insects and bees. The flowers

The flowers are tipped with a touch of red giving them the appearance of a fiery twister

Known more commonly as Pheasants Tail Grass

Bowles Variety produces large ovate

lilac pink flowers with deep magenta throats

Please note

This semi-evergreen provides further interest later in the year through orange-yellow fruit that can grow between September and October

the eye-catching butter-yellow roses fade to lemon as the mature

Be wary of overly acidic

making this cupressus an ideal screen hedge

Hosta Guacamole

evergreen herbaceous perennial known as a spurge

They will grow best in well-drained soil in full sun