Prunus serrula Gleditsia triacanthos 'Sunburst' It is also native to

It is also native to tropical rainforest environments

use as cut flower in a vase or for vibrant colours in a flower arrangement

Once the flowers fall this plant produces bright orange edible berries that are excellent winter feeding for wildlife and wild birds

These trees are perfect to situate in vibrant borders

Prunus serrula Gleditsia triacanthos 'Sunburst' It is also native toPrunus serrula Tibetica is always a winner! In winter, it is convincing with its appealing bark colour, and in the spring with its white flowers. It is a large shrub or small tree that grows up to 5m high; often forming multi stemmed, loose broad crown. The crown grows more asymmetrical in maturity, dense and branched in a shrub like fashion. The genus Prunus is one of the most diverse, and Prunus serrula has the most spectacular mahogany brown bark