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Oxydendrum arboreumSourwood From the eastern US, Oxydendrum arboreum is a large, slow growing, deciduous shrub or small tree with a narrow crown, grown for its stunning autumn colour. The long, finely toothed leaves are glossy green, turning brilliant red in autumn. In August and September the shrub bears large panicles of small, slightly fragrant, urn shaped white flowers, rather like those of pieris; these are followed by small silvery capsules which give a lacy

Requires acidic

Height: 5ft (1

possibly from Somerset

requiring little attention for many years

Soil: Any well drained soil

Nymphaea ‘Pygmaea Rubra’ has a compact habit which makes it perfect for even the smallest ponds as it is the tiniest of the red varieties

rich fragrance

usually with vivid blue flower heads in late Summer and Autumn

and turn a wonderful crimson colour before leaf-fall

For containerised plants apply twice per year

deciduous shrub with a spreading habit

Californian lilac Victoria is very drought-tolerant once established