Liriodendron tul. 'Aureomarginatum' Batch No:178174 very gradually expanding in height

very gradually expanding in height and spread over many years to form the magnificent bowl shaped yew traditionally found in churchyards

Taxus have long been used in formative pruning creating everything from seamless

The upper surfaces soon shed their hairs but the undersides remain felted and brilliantly white

Foliage fades to green in summer

When young

Liriodendron tul. 'Aureomarginatum' Batch No:178174 very gradually expanding in heightDeciduous. A robust fairly easy to grow tree with unusual tulip shaped leaves, which produces tulip shaped green,yellow and orange flowers in June July. 'Aureomarginatum differs from the species in its somewhat slower growth habit and the yellow green margins of its leaves. An ideal large summer interest tree, with lush foliage and an interesting canopy when viewed from beneath. Also fantastic in autumn when it turns a butter yellow. A loose deep soil