Profusion Crab Apple Trees Form:Potted Echinacea pallida

Echinacea pallida

It prefers a well drained soil but isn't particular about pH and can cope with long dry spells

but toxic to horses and dogs in some quantity: one or two nuts won't do any harm

plant a climbing rose (New Dawn or Madame Alfred Carrière

Profusion Crab Apple Trees Form:Potted Echinacea pallidaProfusion Crab Apple Trees Profusion crab apple trees long season of interest starts with blazing purple red spring foliage and shoots that simmer down into a dark, almost metallic purple green colour as they mature. This darker tone provides a background for the deep pink flowers that come out in such quantity that this tree could only be called Profusion! The overall effect is something like the colour of a glass of red wine with sunlight shining