| Description | Acer palmatum
Green Hornet is a fine, deeply green leaved variety which displays some reddish hues in Summer. The petioles of the Green Hornet tend to turn reddish to deep purple which give this Japanese Maple an unusual and nice appearance. This variety forms a cascading mushroom shaped mound, growing to approximately 8 feet in height at maturity, with a spread of 10 feet.
Green Hornet is great for screening, containers/pots, mass planting and as a feature tree. This deciduous beauty is best placed in full or partial sunlight, performs well in most climates.
20"/50cm pot size. | Picea pungens ‘Fat Albert’
A bold and beautiful statement tree, Picea pungens ‘Fat Albert’ is a compact, slow-growing blue spruce known for its dense, pyramidal shape and striking silvery-blue needles. Perfect for feature planting, windbreaks, or evergreen structure in the landscape, this cultivar keeps its form without much pruning and thrives in a variety of settings.
- Pruning: Rarely needed; prune only to maintain shape or remove deadwood
- Position: Great for borders or open lawns
- Water: Water regularly while young; drought-tolerant when mature
16"/ 40 cm Pot | Cornus florida
Add a splash of year-round beauty to your garden with Cornus 'Cherokee Chief'. This stunning deciduous tree is known for its deep rose-red bracts in spring, rich green foliage in summer, and vibrant reddish-purple leaves in autumn. It's a perfect choice for small gardens, or feature planting.
- Flowers: Striking red-pink bracts appear in spring before the foliage, followed by small red fruit.
- Foliage: Glossy green leaves that turn reddish-purple in autumn.
- Height & Spread: Grows to approx. 4–6m tall and wide at maturity.
6" /14 cm Pot |
