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Viburnum x burkwoodii MohawkArrowwood Mohawk Attractive, adaptable and with a long season of interest, Viburnum x burkwoodii Mohawk is a large, semi evergreen to deciduous shrub with a compact, rounded, bushy habit. The glossy, deep green, elliptical leaves are felted white on their undersides, and turn shades of red, orange and yellow in autumn. In spring, deep pink buds appear for a long time before opening to clusters of pink edged white flowers with a gorgeous, strong, spicy

though with some susceptibility to scab

The tree is self-fertile

Its reliable Autumn colour will change from fiery red to orange

Boysenberry (Rubus idaeus x Rubus ursinus)

though it is still relatively rare in cultivation

Hardy and disease-resistant

Height up to 4’ (1

rounding out as it ages

although it’s fast-growing

Similar to but much narrower

Braeburn was discovered in a New Zealand orchard in the 1950s

these usually comprise four outer petals with a ruff of smaller petals round the centre