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15 August, 2011

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Italy is synonymous with Stone pines, (Pinus pinea), and even in the most treeless of cities, Venice, they are much in evidence.

Chances are there's one of these near you: winter flowering cherries (Prunus x subhirtella 'Autumnalis') are increasingly planted as street trees - in London, at least - and they're going through a blooming good period right now. On the few sunny days we've had recently, they have looked stunning. ⠀

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