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Eucryphia x nymansensis NymansayNymans Eucryphia An excellent hybrid eucryphia or leatherwood raised at the famous Nymans garden in the early 1900s, Eucryphia x nymansensis Nymansay is a large growing evergreen tree with a dense, upright, columnar habit and glossy, dark green leaves divided into three leaflets. Pretty, scented, saucer shaped white flowers over 2 (6 cm) across and with prominent golden stamens are borne in August and September, making a stunning display against the

Alba will form clumps and gradually spread so plant them somewhere they can naturalise happily and be left to die down naturally after they flower

rose-red flowers with a gold centre in Spring

Apple Braeburn

Hardiness: Fully hardy but frost can brown emerging leaves

flexible stems are easy to train

phormiums do very well in milder

striped with red

fertile soil high in humus

Acer pseudoplatanus Worley is distinguished by its foliage colour

Height: 20ft (6m) in approx 25-30 years

and a good pollinator for apples in Flowering Groups 3

A large hardy