purple abutilon tree
The purple abutilon tree is a stunning choice for New Zealand gardeners seeking unusual colour and form in their landscape. Admired for its delicate, bell-shaped flowers and graceful, slightly arching branches, this small tree brings months of vibrant purple blooms, attracting bees and native birds to your garden. Combining a lush display with easy care, the purple abutilon tree is perfectly suited to a range of Kiwi garden styles, from cottage borders to modern urban spaces.
Cercis canadensis Forest Pansy (Eastern Redbud)
The Cercis canadensis Forest Pansy tree, commonly known as Forest Pansy Redbud or Eastern Redbud Forest Pansy, is a small tree grown for its impressive foliage and form. The heart shaped leaves are dark red when young, age to dark purple, then develop red and yellow tones in autumn before falling. As the foliage emerges in spring, masses of small pink blossoms are produced. It grows as either a multi-stemmed or single-trunked tree with a broad and rounded canopy to about 4.5 m tall and 3.5 m wide. Cercis Forest Pansy is commonly grown as a specimen, used in avenue plantings, planted around entranceways, grown around outdoor living areas, or included in a mixed planting.
Corylus maxima Purpurea
Corylus maxima Purpurea, commonly known as the Purple-Leaved Filbert tree, is grown for its attractive foliage and interesting catkins. This deciduous tree typically grows to 6 m tall and the same wide bearing deep purple, serrated leaves held on multiple stems. Corylus maxima Purpurea is commonly grown as a specimen tree.
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