Enkianthus Perulatus 45cm Pot 80cm Height Outdoor Tree 26cm Width suberosa develops a thick

suberosa develops a thick

which are edible but filled with large seeds — more decorative than culinary

Consistent watering encourages steady growth

and well-draining aroid mix — a blend of compost

Homalomena wallisii is part of a genus closely related to Philodendron and Anthurium

Enkianthus Perulatus 45cm Pot 80cm Height Outdoor Tree 26cm Width suberosa develops a thickEnkianthus perulatus, commonly known as the White Enkianthus, is a beautiful, slow growing deciduous shrub native to Japan. Highly prized for its delicate bell shaped spring flowers, attractive summer foliage and brilliant autumn colour, it is a superb choice for adding refined seasonal interest to woodland gardens, acid borders or shaded courtyard plantings. Key Features: Flowers: In late spring (April to May), clusters of small, pure white, urn