Taxodium distichum 'Pévé Minaret' Berries Its five-lobed leaves are a

Its five-lobed leaves are a brilliant shade of shrimp pink when they unfurl in spring

Not for paved sites

Honeydew produced by aphids can be a problem in late summer

hair-covered inflorescences bearing clusters of fragrant

emerging in late March

Taxodium distichum 'Pévé Minaret' Berries Its five-lobed leaves are aA 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