Skimmia x confusa Kew Green - male Nut Trees It is particularly good on

It is particularly good on pergolas or trained up a tree with a late-flowering viticella-type clematis which will flower when the rose has gone over

It makes a lovely addition to a border or a good specimen

They make ideal specimens for seaside and low maintenance gardens

weeping habit

and somewhat eccentric growth pattern

Skimmia x confusa Kew Green - male Nut Trees It is particularly good onSkimmia x confusa Kew Green male A male form of skimmia with an attractive, unusual flower colour, Skimmia x confusa Kew Green is a small, slow growing, evergreen shrub with a dense, broad, spreading habit. The aromatic leaves are broadly lance shaped, deep green and leathery, and up to 4 12cm long. In spring, panicles of scented, creamy white to pale yellow flowers open from lime green buds; these are a valuable nectar source for pollinators and