Cedrus deodara 'Aurea' flowers Rivalled only by the English

Rivalled only by the English Oak in heritage and stature

It shares the maple-like leaves with the species along with its stunning autumn colours of red

'Bramleys' (Group D) or 'Holstein' and 'Granny Smith' (Group C)

the vibrant red and orange leaf tones set the tree ablaze before falling

This curious species of hazel was found in a hedgerow in Frocester

Cedrus deodara 'Aurea' flowers Rivalled only by the EnglishEvergreen. A stately tree with spreading branches, pendant at the tips, creating a cascading effect with increasing maturity. Needle like leaves, golden yellow in spring, becoming greenish yellow later in the year. 10' in 10 years. Deeply rooting.