Pinus sylvestris 'Watereri' (Topiary) Malus dom. 'James Grieve' A very large growing tree

A very large growing tree

slightly blue-green beneath

purple and yellow

A more ornamental form of the native alder which shares its cousin's characteristic dancing catkins in early spring

forming a billowy

Pinus sylvestris 'Watereri' (Topiary) Malus dom. 'James Grieve' A very large growing treeThis interesting cultivar of Scots pine was originally found on Horsell Common, Surrey in 1865. The slow growth and naturally dense and rounded form makes 'Watereri' and excellent choice for topiary. The gorgeous blue grey needles contrast beautifully against the copper coloured bark. Trim once a year to maintain a crisp shape. H7