'Milky Way' Japanese Dogwood Tree | Cornus kousa Tulip 'Honky Tonk' making it a good choice

making it a good choice if you are in a difficult area or a coastal region

This is a vigorous aquatic perennial ideal for adding structure and height to the borders of ponds

you can grow it in a large pot up an obelisk

high up at the terminal end the flowerheads are displayed

Peach trees are self-fertile

'Milky Way' Japanese Dogwood Tree | Cornus kousa Tulip 'Honky Tonk' making it a good choiceA small tree that's perfect for more space limited gardens, 'Milky Way' is carpeted in large, creamy bracts (which surround tiny flower clusters) in the summer Ovate, pointed leaves are green in the summer, before taking on blazing amber and crimson hues in autumn When young, 'Milky Way' has a vase like shape, before spreading and becoming more rounded with age Unusual red, globular berries (which we think look a bit like sea mines or massage balls)