Carpinus betulus Dogwood Tree Our Rubus idaeus Groovy is

Our Rubus idaeus Groovy is a compact fruit plant

The leaves have serrated edges and turn to deep shades of bronze and yellow in the autumn

the eye-catching deep-pink roses have a deliciously fruity scent and will be the envy of your neighbours all summer long

These free-flowering trees will produce sweetly-scented flowers that appear in clusters - attracting pollinating wildlife like bees and butterflies to your garden

anniversary roses

Carpinus betulus Dogwood Tree Our Rubus idaeus Groovy isThe Carpinus betulus more commonly known as the Hornbeam is often confused with the common Beech with similar shaped leaves, however, Hornbeam leaves are smaller and more deeply grooved than Beech leaves. The Hornbeam is monoecious, meaning that both female and male catkins can be found on the same tree. After pollination, the female catkins progress into delicate, green winged fruits, known as Samaras. Small birds and mammals feed on these Samaras