Forsythia 'Weekend' blueberry and older leaves go red

and older leaves go red in autumn

This clematis is in pruning group 2 which means it requires pruning only to maintain a framework in late winter or early spring by cutting back unwanted shoots to just above a pair of healthy buds

and we also recommend the use of Empathy Mycorrhizal Fungi when planting to get the plant off to a great start

and are followed in late June and early July by cylindrical blue berries which hold well on the bush

followed by blue-black berries

Forsythia 'Weekend' blueberry and older leaves go redOne of the best Forsythias available 'Weekend' will be smothered in bright yellow, four petalled flowers in March and April on a bare stemmed shrub, as the deep green leaves only appear as the shrub finishes flowering. Excellent in a shrub border, as a specimen, or as a hedge; in smaller spaces it can also be used as a wall shrub, so very versatile. Unfussy about soil conditions, except very wet soils, and as hardy as they come, so positioning not