Looking to plant an exotic willow tree in your garden to make it look as good as an elevated garden or patio? Right now, you can get one for 50% less.
Green-thumbed shoppers can currently score a major deal as this eye-catching Flamingo Tree plummets to half its normal price in this Gardening Express sale. This Hakuro Nishiki, better known as a Flamingo Tree, is a widely popular plant used to add a splash of whimsical colour to outside spaces.
This willow tree is elegant and quickly growing, and its newly developed shoots are heavily blotched with white and pink as the leaves age. It would normally retail for £29.99 at Gardening Express, B&, Q, or for £24.99 at You Garden, but it can be purchased for a reduced price of £14.99 while this sale lasts.
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Before the leaves start to sprout, the tree produces slender, yellow catkins in the spring. Its long, slightly drooping branches make for ideal small trees to grow in pots on patios or in gardens because of how relaxed they are. These catkins maintain a vibrant pink color throughout the growing season, giving it a brighter hue even in the sunnier months.
This plant is completely hardy and very easy to grow, and it is comfortable in the UK’s constantly changing climate. It can be sown next to a front door, in pots on a patio, or as a focal point in a garden. The cost of shipping this attractive and robust plant is reportedly $2,500. It’s a good choice for smaller spaces because it can reach 80 to 100 cm and won’t get much taller.
Flamingo Willows have become the standard for striking foliage that changes with the seasons. They are adored for their distinctive lollipop shape, which raises garden displays to a whole new, higher level, especially in late spring and early summer.
This flamingo tree is adored by gardeners because of its simple, low-maintenance care and quick recovery from trimming and shaping. It can be planted in containers, borders, or anywhere else in your garden that will absorb the sun.
Source: Mirror
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