Cercidiphyllum 'Pendulum' Trachycarpus fortunei This particular tree is considered

This particular tree is considered the hardiest of the Ceanothus varieties - which are native to North America - so can tolerate most weather conditions

One of the easiest ways to maintain its topiary shape is to regularly rotate the pot by a quarter

It should be planted in fertile

As is common with buddleias

It features an intense silvery-blue evergreen foliage that emits an extraordinary eucalyptus scent

Cercidiphyllum 'Pendulum' Trachycarpus fortunei This particular tree is consideredCercidiphyllum japonicum Pendulum more commonly known as Weeping Katsura is a native tree of Japan and China. Its name alludes to its pendulous or weeping habit, with long, spreading branches carrying dense foliage and providing rich hues of green in the Spring and Summer months before turning to deep hues of orange and purple pink in the Autumn. During this season the leaves produce a sweet scent similar to burnt sugar. Plant in moist, well drained