Salix × sepulcralis 'Erythroflexuosa' Nut crape myrtle often suffers from

crape myrtle often suffers from frost damage and doesn't have time to flower before winter sets in

Prefers a sheltered sunny position

who was so impressed with the 'Gala' apples that she requested more

semi-double flowers reminiscent of tulips

Romania and Ukraine

Salix × sepulcralis 'Erythroflexuosa' Nut crape myrtle often suffers fromThe eye catching contorted habit of this willow bears resemblance to the cultivar 'Tortuosa' but is much smaller and its stems are strikingly red offering wonderful winter interest. As it is the younger shoots which are most colourful, pruning back the branches each year in early spring will ensure a brilliant annual display. Good on wet soils. H5