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Picea likiangensis var. rubescensBalfours Spruce A rare, very large conifer from Tibet and western China, Picea likiangensis var. rubescens is a tall, vigorous, evergreen, coniferous tree with ascending branches and grey, scaly, fissured bark. The trunk grows to 39 1m across. The needles are grey green, on rather thick, light brown shoots. The cones are lovely, with a netted, deep pink pattern, becoming brown and woody as they age. Balfours spruce is only for parks or very large

resistant to the Dutch Elm Disease

which often appear at the same time as the later flowers

though you may lose out on catkins for the first year after pruning

Site: Tolerant of inland exposure

Height: 40ft (12m) Spread: 40ft (12m) after 10-20 years

Camellia Nuccio’s Pearl

giving a fountain-like

if not pruned off

Apple Bloody Butcher is a triploid variety

like all stone fruits

but not water-logged

vivid red clusters of hanging claw-shaped flowers that are attractive to butterflies and other insects