Carpinus betulus Double Early Tulips This tree's plump peaches have

This tree's plump peaches have wonderful flavour and are just asking to be eaten fresh straight from the tree

It tolerates all normal garden soils but loves fresh to moist

adding further interest to your garden space

Plant in groups to enjoy multitudes of vibrant red-coloured blooms and allow to naturalise for perennial reds

Tall rubies swaying in the garden

Carpinus betulus Double Early Tulips This tree's plump peaches haveThe Carpinus betulus more commonly known as the Hornbeam is often confused with the common Beech with similar shaped leaves, however, Hornbeam leaves are smaller and more deeply grooved than Beech leaves. The Hornbeam is monoecious, meaning that both female and male catkins can be found on the same tree. After pollination, the female catkins progress into delicate, green winged fruits, known as Samaras. Small birds and mammals feed on these Samaras