Amelanchier 'October Flame' Freeman Maple Tree The scattered leaves of incana

The scattered leaves of incana Aurea

The berries have a bold sweet and tart flavour

Prune them to remove any damaged leaves annually and that will be sufficient

Phormium Flamingo will perform well with less sunlight

Amelanchier 'October Flame' Freeman Maple Tree The scattered leaves of incanaThe Amelanchier canadensis more commonly known as October Flame is a small deciduous tree with white 5 petaled star like flowers which bloom in Spring. The Amelanchier canadensis has beautiful ovate foliage which is a healthy green, which transitions to a bright orange red in the Autumn. It produces small fruits in June July which are edible but are most commonly enjoyed by the birds, however have been known to be made into jelly. The Amelanchier