Taxodium distichum 'Pévé Minaret' Berries Native to Japan and parts

Native to Japan and parts of mainland Asia

it's also a highly valued for it's beauty

The sweetly scented blooms unfold somewhat later than most witch hazels and but are long-lasting

camellia-like flowers unfold

Dry leaves often retained through winter in dense

Taxodium distichum 'Pévé Minaret' Berries Native to Japan and partsA slow growing cultivar of swamp cypress which reaches no more than 4m tall. Ascending branches form a handsome narrow conical habit, bearing soft, flat green leaves emerging bright green in spring, darkening slightly, then errupting in a fantastic rust orange colour in autumn. Enjoys moist, acidic to neutral soil. Ideal for waterside planting. H7