Scarlet Japanese Rowan Trees Form:Bareroot Purpurea Plena Elegans has double

Purpurea Plena Elegans has double plum-purple rosettes that look nothing like Étoile Violette despite being the same colour family

It looks best planted in a triangular group of three with 60-80cm between the plants

Deadhead promptly to get the most from the flowering season

'Ballerina' Tulip Bulbs

Papillon does not look like that at all

Scarlet Japanese Rowan Trees Form:Bareroot Purpurea Plena Elegans has doubleScarlet Japanese Rowan Trees 'Scarlet Japanese Rowan' embley is exceptionally glamorous in autumn when the leaves remain on the branches for weeks, turning yellow at first, then warming to fiery orange red tones. The glossy orange red berries should decorate the tree into early November. The bunches of white flowers in late spring are less impressive but still great for bees and butterflies. It's upright and narrow (fastigiate) when young, maturing