Liquidambar styraciflua Purple as consistent with the species

as consistent with the species

and increasingly as a shrub or tree in schemes which call for native planting

This charming oak is a rare species originating from northern Turkey

Semi-double pale pink flowers opening from dark pink buds in early spring

and one of the last deciduous trees to drop its leaves

Liquidambar styraciflua Purple as consistent with the speciesDeciduous. A beautiful tree with maple like leaves. The corky bark is attractive but its main glory is in autumn when the leaves turn red, purple and gold. Liquidambar is one of the very best trees for autumn colour, and one of the last deciduous trees to drop its leaves, often sustaining its fiery display into December. Will tolerate a degree in lime, but best in acid to neutral soil. 6m tall in 10 years. Young trees of this species can be fragile in