Scarlet Willow Tree | Salix alba 'Chermesina' Calathea 'Compact Star' In winter it looks particularly

In winter it looks particularly attractive with its weeping frame of bare brown branches

mostly white petals accented with maroon to pink blushing and a yellow throat

Vernation is one of the single most important factors which differentiates the species and is demonstrated through the different placement of the leaves

This variety is the result of expert breeding by Dr Keith Hammett

Malus ‘Prairie’ Fire is a crab apple with a lavish blossom

Scarlet Willow Tree | Salix alba 'Chermesina' Calathea 'Compact Star' In winter it looks particularlyScarlet Willow is a spectacular native deciduous tree with fresh foliage, catkins and warm red shoots which brighten up the garden in winter Waxy yellow, red and orange stems with pollen rich catkins early in the spring to attract bees and butterflies to your garden A fully hardy, fast growing plant which will reach a height of approx 12m but can easily be maintained at lower heights with pruning Chermesina loves damp, fertile, acidic soil but will