Tag Archives: Prunus serrula

Vertical Texture and Colour

Posted on February 25, 2014 by Pauline

We have just had Foliage Day where we can appreciate all the different colours and textures of the leaves in our gardens. But there is more, now is the time to look up and see the beauty that is around … Continue reading →

Posted in News | Tagged Bark, betula ermanii, Betula Jaquemontii, betula papyriferra, coloured bark, Cornus alba sibirica Westonbirt, myrtle communis, Prunus serrula, salix alba britzensis, texture | 40 Comments

Barking up the right tree!

Posted on December 13, 2012 by Pauline

The cards have all been written, the parcels wrapped and all now safely posted, so now, in between cooking for the freezer, my mind can come back to things ‘horticultural’. Following on from visiting two wonderful gardens has made me … Continue reading →

Posted in News | Tagged Bark, Betula Jaquemontii, coloured stems, Cornus alba sibirica Westonbirt, ermanii, hypericum, Myrtle, papyrifera, Prunus serrula, Silver Birch, willow | 24 Comments

Coloured Stems and Verticals

Posted on December 8, 2011 by Pauline

Now that the summer flowers are coming to an end at last and the beautiful autumn tints have finally blown away, there is still colour to be had in the garden, along with all the evergreens. Coloured stems and verticals … Continue reading →

Posted in News | Tagged B.ermanii, B.papyrifera, Betula Jaquemontii, Cornus alba sibirica, Prunus serrula | 18 Comments

Tag Archives: Prunus serrula

Vertical Texture and Colour

Barking up the right tree!

Coloured Stems and Verticals

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