Cornus 'Gloria Birkett' Crocus Stuttgarter Giant Onions are ready

Stuttgarter Giant Onions are ready to harvest a couple of weeks after the foliage turns yellow

or perhaps a snake's skin

Although cordons were historically grown at a 45° angle against a wall

Specially prepared with earlier colder temperatures in order to induce earlier indoor blooming

The flowers attract an abundance of wildlife

Cornus 'Gloria Birkett' Crocus Stuttgarter Giant Onions are readyCornus 'Gloria Birkett' is a species of Flowering Dogwood well known for their ease of care and low maintenance. The foliage appears a mid green when young, later turning to red and purple as Autumn approaches. Tiny green flowers appear in a tight cluster and are surrounded by large white bracts that, just like the foliage, gain a shade of pink and then red as they age and later give way to small, berries in the Autumn. A low maintenance, easy to grow