Specimen plants

Slow growing tree with dense spine-tipped dark green leaves

Tall graceful species, canes bright green at first becoming deep yellow-green and finally brown at maturity. Young shoots edible in spring

Sulphur yellow canes with occasional green stripes near the bases

Colourful and robust with golden canes, green grooved and sometimes burnished red in young growth. Fully hardy and best grown in the open so the full spectacle of these brilliantly coloured stems can be properly seen

Graceful arching habit, canes green at first becoming mottled dark brown or black. Prefers a sunny position

Long pendant drooping branches in this ornamental tree

Deep purple foliage on new growth paling to bronze. Magenta rose flowers on bare branches in spring

Pure white flowers on bare branches

Compact habit with abundant dark purple-pink flowers

Thick glossy leaves and dark purple flowers. The heaviest flowerer of any Cercis and the most popular of all Cercis in the United States

bushy architectural palm suckering into many dense stems when mature with yellow flowers in dense panicles. Will survive happily outdoors in milder climates. 2-3ft fronds

Green