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Polylepis australisPolylepis australis Tabaquillo Quite unusual in cultivation, Polylepis australis is native to Central Argentina. It fits well into most gardens that have a little elbow room. Generally, its flowers are quite unimpressive but its best attraction is its rolls of loose, paper like exfoliating brownish bark, which makes a fantastic feature. That, along with its mostly evergreen foliage, justifies giving this small tree a spot in your garden. Site: Fairly

Cherry Stella

It will also thrive in partial shade in a sheltered well-drained position

hailing from the rocky woodlands of the Himalaya and therefore happiest in similar conditions

Site: Sheltered and warm

Site: Coastal tolerant

they turn yellow

and interesting peapod-like fruit

climbing noisette rose with a lovely fragrance

but also particularly recommended for freezing

and showing the best traits of each plant

good in colder areas

This Hornbeam is similar growth wise to common Carpinus betulus but with the addition of wonderful red Autumn colour