Parrotia persica 'Kew Weeping' Pendula Persian Ironwood Black gum 'Scarlet Bells' begins to bloom

'Scarlet Bells' begins to bloom in January and continues until April with pink rose-like blooms over top of dark green rounded foliage on this evergreen tree

Metasequoia glyptostroboides 'Sheridan Spire'

Variegated Sawa chidori Japanese Maple

Aesculus x carnea 'Briotii'

'Emerald Feathers' makes an excellent addition to the landscape and garden

Parrotia persica 'Kew Weeping' Pendula Persian Ironwood Black gum 'Scarlet Bells' begins to bloomParrotia persica 'Kew Weeping' Weeping 'Pendula' Persian Ironwood Zones 5 9 Full Sun to Part Shade While there are many forms of 'Pendula' of Persian Ironwood, it is well known that the best form of cascading parrotia is at Kew Gardens in South west London. Known to many as 'Kew Weeping', this branches has broad spreading habit, with branches that go both laterally and weeping. Like the species, 'Kew Weeping' has extraordinary bark interest as it ages