In Spring, to bring colour into your garden or outdoor space, plant a tree. There are so many trees and shrubs for suitable for all types of spaces that provide a focal point of colour in Spring through their blossom or flowers. The two featured in this blog are ideal for Warwickshire spaces as they thrive in this area.
Camellia in flower
The Camellia has blooms ranging from white to deep red and can flower from March to May depending on situation. Camellias hate early morning sun and prefer to be sheltered from harsh winds, and otherwise are a very tolerant plant. Camellias have a bushy habit, with leaves and flowers from ground up if left alone. As an ever green the glossy leaves provide all year interest and can be a good backdrop to show off feature plants later in the summer.
Magnolia Stellata
Magnolias tend to be white or pink flowered, with a wide variety of flower shape and growth habit. They are deciduous and the blossom erupts on the bare stem for maximum show. This picture shows Magnolia Stellata which has star shaped flowers.
The garden centres are full of spring flowering trees and shrubs, showing them at their best. If you want one, but are unsure if it is suitable for your space or how to look after it contact Chopwell for free impartial advice on all aspects of tree and shrub management.
Chopwell Trees; planting for the future in Leamington, Warwick, Kenilworth and Harbury.
