Cercis canadensis Malus domestica 'James Grieve' making it very suitable for

making it very suitable for car parks and avenues

Its handsome heart-shaped leaves creating good density with fragrant flowers in June providing a great source of nectar for wildlife

The foliage is rich

React well to pruning and does well in sun or part shade

including chalk

Cercis canadensis Malus domestica 'James Grieve' making it very suitable forA small sized tree with a rounded to spreading crown. Valued for its light pink to magenta flowers borne in April May on bare grey stems, and also for its attractive heart shaped summer foliage. Suitable for calcareous soils, fertile but not too wet. Prefers a sheltered sunny position. Shallow rooting.