Amelanchier x grandiflora 'Robin Hill' Plants Clusterns of fragrant white flowers

Clusterns of fragrant white flowers with fringe-like petals bloom in May-June followed by blueish-black berries enjoyed by birds

Bluish-green needles

dark-green leaves turn greenish-yellow to reddish-purple in autumn

Fruits often persist through winter and may be retained right through to the next season's blossom with a contrasting effect

Hardy and thrives in most soils but susceptible to drought

Amelanchier x grandiflora 'Robin Hill' Plants Clusterns of fragrant white flowersA small sized tree of dense, upright habit. Spring blossom is set amongst the bronzy new foliage, pink in bud, opening pale pink, then becoming white. Foliage phases to rich green in summer, then orange and red in autumn. Produces a light crop of berries in late summer, enjoyed more by birds than humans. Ideal for multi season interest in a restricted space, giving a nice height with limited spread (approx 8m x 5m at maturity). Acid to neutral soil is