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Ugni molinae FlambeauChilean Guava Flambeau A cultivar of what was once called Myrtus ugni, Ugni molinae Flambeau is a medium sized, slow growing, evergreen shrub with an open habit and edible berries. Elliptical to oval, glossy green leaves are attractively variegated with pink and cream margins, giving rise to its name of Flambeau or Torch. In summer, pink and white flowers like nodding bells appear, followed by aromatic, deep pink edible berries, with a delicious

Cornus alternifolia Golden Shadows

south- or west-facing wall with protection against cold winds

forming an almost conical silhouette

It’s perfect in soil-based compost in a large container

these are a valuable nectar source for pollinators

The berries hold on the tree well

preferably humus-rich soil

especially in colder areas

the flesh is yellow

soil-based compost in a pot

Daphne Jacqueline Postill holds the RHS Award of Garden Merit

in early spring