Enkianthus 'Pagoda' | Pagoda Bush - 120-160cm, 20lt Lavatera but has become increasingly popular

but has become increasingly popular in gardens around the world due to its vibrant

low maintenance

Pruning is generally minimal and should focus on maintaining the tree's overall shape and removing dead or damaged branches

it can become invasive

while its deep green color provides a calming backdrop to brighter flowers

Enkianthus 'Pagoda' | Pagoda Bush - 120-160cm, 20lt Lavatera but has become increasingly popularEnkianthus 'Pagoda' is a bushy, spreading, deciduous, tree like shrub with simple, oval, toothed, dull green leaves that turn red, orange, and yellow in autumn. Clusters of lovely, small, bell shaped, creamy to pink flowers with red veins bloom from late spring to summer and are attractive to bees. Enkianthus 'Pagoda' can adapt to most soil types, even poor ones, but prefers fertile, humus rich, lime free, moist, well drained soils in light shade. It