Viburnum plicatum 'Watanabe' Flowering-Tree May not mature in the

May not mature in the colder regions of England

difficult to discern

A wonderful improved form of the well known Cornus kousa var

Glossy leaves of a peculiar rectangular form with three small spikes on the ends

The creamy-white flowers are somewhat smaller than the species but equally fragrant

Viburnum plicatum 'Watanabe' Flowering-Tree May not mature in theAn elegant cultivar, developing tiers of spreading branches. In spring, each tier is smothered in corymbs of showy white sterile flowers surrounding the smaller fertile ones. In autumn, the dark green, conspiculously ridged leaves transform into blazing scarlet before falling. Ample room widthwise will allow its full architecture to develop. H5