Quercus robur cuphea

Quercus robur cupheaThe English Oak is a large, stately and long lived variety of oak with a low branching canopy. The oval shaped, mid green foliage turns red brown to yellow just before falling. Small, insignificant, green pale yellow flowers are produced in spring followed by egg shaped green acorns which mature to dark brown. To add to its appeal, the silvery grey to black bark develops deep fissures giving it a rugged appearance as it ages. Plant the English Oak as

Dark Delight brings a sense of structure and movement to the garden

their sweet fragrance attracting the butterflies and bees to the garden

sculptural statement in the garden

Robinia pseudoacacia Umbraculifera

it suits cottage

glossy leaves emerge a fresh mint-green and create a dense

creating a soft cascading effect

the compact nature of this plant makes it perfect for any space

fragrant white flowers right through autumn and winter

and wildlife-friendly landscapes

container or screening/hedging plant

Added to its attraction