Viburnum tinus

Viburnum tinusA large evergreen flowering shrub with a bushy growth habit Dark green ovate foliage with clusters of creamy white flowers, often pink tinted in bud. Flowers throughout late winter and well into spring, followed by blue black berries Grows well in any light conditions, in borders or as a hedge Grows to 2. 5 4m tall and wide Hardy and attractive to many wildlife species RHS Plants for Pollinators certified

'Ōsakazuki' has been shown to perform well in British gardens

They are ideal to plant as a single specimen tree or can be used for screening purposes along a boundary wall or to line a driveway

or commonly known as the Horse Chestnut or Conker tree

especially in dry summer months

Try to avoid chalky soil where possible

making it a popular choice for gardeners who want to grow crisp

Flesh is dense and holds together well when cooked

Pink Ramanus Rose grows at around 1-2 feet per year but can be pruned to a manageable size of 1m high if required

displaying vibrant shades of orange

offering a pleasant fragrance that enhances your garden’s sensory experience

Their vibrant flowers also make them a great choice for cutting

light green foliage