This Laburnum seems to have the longest drooping flowers of all Laburnums. It's also a smallish bushy tree that works well as a specimen and trained in groups to form amazing arched walkways (like the famous one at Bodnant gardens).
It thrives in full sun and well-drained soil.
This tree is propagated by grafting.
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Monday, 16 July 2012
Monday, 9 July 2012
Good plant #164 - Carpinus Betulus ‘Pendula’
This is a majestic, deciduous and weeping hornbeam tree. It has catkins in spring, winged-seed cases and yellow leaves in autumn. It's a slow grower and can be trimmed to umbrella-like shapes. It can grow to a hefty size.
It prefers some sun and almost any soil, except very wet soil.
This can be propagated by grafting.
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It prefers some sun and almost any soil, except very wet soil.
This can be propagated by grafting.
For more good plants and gardening tips click here:
http://greenshootsgardeningandhorticulture.blogspot.com/
and check out the archive at the bottom of the page.
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