Description Family Rosaceae Garden origin A slim, deciduous tree, ideal for small spaces. Spring brings bronze leaves and clusters of pure white star-like flowers, luring bees. Summer foliage turns rich green, then blazes orange-yellow in autumn beside scarlet fruits that birds love. Its narrow, upright form stands bold in borders or large pots for compact gardens. Thrives in any well-drained soil, sun or part shade, with low-care elegance—new leaves, blooms, fruits, and autumn hues. Height and spread after 10 – 20 years 4m x 1.5m.
