Cornus mas (Pleached) Formal A variation of the traditional

A variation of the traditional native beech exhibiting the classic smooth gray bark

Can manage periods of temporary wet conditions

A profusion of white spring flowers is followed by lush

opening white in March and April

fragrant panicles of double

Cornus mas (Pleached) Formal A variation of the traditionalDespite its common name this species isn't a cherry but belongs to the dogwood family. In February the naked crown unveils a remarkable display of small, yellow flowers. Come autumn these are followed by bright red, coffee bean like edible fruits. Excellent for preserves. Very elegant with rich, green leaves turning reddish purple in autumn. H7