Foxglove Tree | Paulownia tomentosa Harvest_January If you notice your cordon’s

If you notice your cordon’s fruiting spurs are becoming overly crowded – which sometimes happens with more mature trees – then thin out some of the less productive

pincushion flower heads held high on tall and slender stems from mid to late summer

These trees typically have a maximum width of one metre (and often less) which makes them an attractive option for those gardens where space is at more of a premium

Ovate green leaves serve as the perfect backdrop against which the vine's showy flowers can truly shine

Whether you sow them in wildflower meadows

Foxglove Tree | Paulownia tomentosa Harvest_January If you notice your cordon’sKnow as The Princess Tree with its one of a kind lilac flower display surrounded by large foliage of the heart shaped green leaves This tree is also called a Foxglove thanks to its foxglove shape scented blooms It is know to be one of the fastest growing trees in the world Foxglove is native to China Grows to 12mx8m Proud holder of the RHS Garden Merit Award Our potted trees are supplied in EcoPots. Eco pots use 70% less plastic and are fully