Prunus 'Kursar'

Prunus 'Kursar'Prunus 'Kursar' is a lovely small tree for spring and autumn interest. It shows a wonderful display of rich, deep pink flowers in late March before the arrival of the fresh coppery coloured leaves. The leaves turn to a mid green colour in summer and then offer a breathtaking display of reds and golds in autumn. The flowers are very popular with bees and insects, attracting sound and movement into your living space. This Flowering Cherry trees grows to

star-shaped lavender blue petals with yellow anthers and pale green centres

Growing to just a metre or so in height

Unlike many trailing blackberry varieties

This plant has been awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit

Large stamens push out highlights of coppery red to orange coloured anthers

Great for naturalising woodland garden areas

with each flower measuring up to 30cm across

this blackberry really is a top performer

Alongside its contribution to your garden's overall aesthetic appeal

Soft pink petals share a similar hue to Glinda the good witch’s dress in the iconic film and form an almost perfect spherical pom-pom shape

Allium Gladiator is an ornamental onion with a few narrow

John's wort