Euonymus wilsonii Osmanthus armatus As the name suggests this

As the name suggests this exquisite redbud has a lovely weeping habit

bright red semi-double flowers unfolding in later winter to early spring

Produces exotic-looking red and white edible flowers in May-June

reaching heights of perhaps 30 ft tall in maturity

Thrives in most soils but susceptible to drought

Euonymus wilsonii Osmanthus armatus As the name suggests thisNative to China, this evergreen spindle is similar in habit to our own native species, bearing narrow, lance shaped, dark green leaves. Greenish yellow flowers emerge in spring, followed by decorative, pendulous, yellow fruits covered in spikes, reminiscent of little hedgehogs. Does well on all well drained soil; needs shelter. May drop its leaves during severe winters. RHS hardiness rating: H5