Parrotia persica Year-round Appearing on bare branches in

Appearing on bare branches in late winter to early spring the scent is sweet but not overpowering

A weeping form of a popular landscape tree useful as a specimen tree

Does well on all well-draining soils

fruit and fall colour are fire-cracking red or tinged with red making this cultivar one of the best maples when looking for colour effect

Parrotia persica Year-round Appearing on bare branches inA small tree of rounder, widespreading habit whose autumn tones of gold and crimson do not appear until well into November, and are sustained in full glory often right through December. Bark of older stems flake, providing an appealing texture. Clusters of crimson stamens appear in early spring. Fine autumn color, even on chalk. Slow to moderate growth. A shallow rooting habit.